Sentences with phrase «judged by their clothing»

SSBBW stands for Super Size Big Beautiful Women and just like what it said, it represents those special women that should never only judged by their clothing size.

A few days ago we got our first look at Chris Pine as Steve Trevor in Warner's upcoming Wonder Woman movie, which — judging by his clothing — appeared to confirm that the story between Steve and Diana would take place in the past.

Not exact matches

We are not to judge the world and sinners cause they are judging themselves but we are to rightly judge those that claim to be of Christ by the fruits of His Spirit in order to protect ourselves and others from wolves in sheeps clothing that have crept in unaware.

U.S. District Judge Valerie Caproni approved Howe's clothing at the request of prosecutors, who had Howe arrested on a bail violation after he admitted during cross examination he violated his cooperation agreement with the government by trying to defraud his credit card company.

I must admit I used be quite the «mean girl» when it came to judging people by their clothing choices when I was younger but I have come to realise that it is a mental limitation we tend to put on ourselves and others.

In addition to this violence, other scenes include a woman being held captive by a judge who peers at her though a peephole (she is always clothed).

Hungover and clad only in bikinis, the girls appear before a judge but are bailed out unexpectedly by Alien (James Franco), an infamous local thug who takes them under his wing and leads them on the wildest Spring Break trip in history.

As an African - American, that also happens to be Muslim, I can recall my grandmother telling me back in the 70s that I'll always be judged by my appearance: neat, clean and ironed clothing; how neat my hair is; and whether my shoes were clean or not.

The talk was to be moderated by Bob Monk, director of Gagosian Gallery's Uptown Gallery, New York, and judging by the chattering crowd clad in cheery summer attire and dispositions to match — this was going to be good.

In other words, the birds appear to have adapted street savvy to survive alongside these strange metal - clad beasts, our cars, by judging their typical behavior.

Basic black uniforms also clad baseball umpires, who are compared to justices in «The Deciders: Umpires v. Judges» by Bruce Weber in today's Week in Review.