Sentences with phrase «judgmental when»

She asked audience members to be supportive and not be judgmental when witnessing a parent with an unruly child.

Don't be judgmental when starting out on early drafts.

If you've read my past reviews then you know I'm very judgmental when it comes to film flaws.

Much less, don't become very judgmental when you don't know the whole story.

I think the biggest challenge people face when entering the online dating world is that they are too judgmental when viewing profiles.

We are far less judgmental when it comes to others.

It makes them unfairly judgmental when they ask questions like, «How can you be so ungrateful for what you have?»

She was not judgmental when I explained that my babysitter was having a hard time with naps, so we postponed until my summer break when I could work with him.

Most people aren't being mean or judgmental when they try to give you a pep talk or tell you about the cute young man or woman they know who you should meet.

Not exact matches

Once I left religion behind and embraced humanity I found myself less judgmental, depression subsided when I realized I really wasn't in danger of burning in hell at the discretion of a God, and found that for the most part people are good.

The highlight came when the dean of a seminary jumped in and condemned me for being so judgmental and urged his fellow preachers to use other peoples» material as if it were their own.

Maybe when the self righteous, judgmental, mighty high rolling Bible thumpers sit down and shut up, Atheists will too.

As a vocal Christian, Shirley's determination to steer the group's moral code often comes across as judgmental (when Britta, the group's vocal atheist, forgets to bring a present to the Christmas party, Shirley quips, «I see you brought what you believe in: nothing.»)

We can see that anger is judgmental in this particular way by considering what happens to an angry person when she reckons seriously with her own blameworthiness.

These were the sorts of verses that many self - righteous and judgmental Christians quoted at me when I was experiencing some of the deep pain and struggles in my life.

What's wrong with evangelicals when surveys show that people perceive us as gay - hating, judgmental, hypocritical, and closed minded?

I can be so judgmental about other people and such a know - it - all when it comes to Scripture.

But instead, studies show that when Americans think of Christians, these are the words that come to their minds — hypocritical, judgmental, political, anti-gay.

When you interview non-Christians and just ask them, «Tell me about Christians,» they use words like judgmental, self - righteous, hypocritical and then a lot of «anti» words: «They're anti-science, they're anti-gay, they're anti-abortion, they're probably anti-sex.»

So when a person says that someone is living in «open rebellion» to their body by excessively eating unhealthy foods, not exercising and drinking too much (for example), does that make that person a bigot or judgmental?

Please know that Jesus does not require you to «attend a local church» especially when they can be so judgmental toward people who live and believe in different ways than they do.

I don't need no stinkin» guage that will tell me the horrible state my soul gets into sometimes; I need a doctor, a healer, a lover, a friend, and a forgiver to rid me of the arrogant judgmental unloving seeds I allow to grow when I look with eyes of comparison instead of love.

When we get the order backward, the Church comes off as being full of judgmental hypocrites rather than as being moved by thoughtful ministers of love.

This used to be something that was very hard for me to do, until I realized that when I'm not being antagonistic or judgmental, and people react to me as if I am, the reality is that their reaction says more about them than about me.

So when Jesus tells the man «Go and sin no more or else something worse might happen to you,» I think he says it with a sparkle in His eye, some satire in His voice, and a head nod toward the disapproving and judgmental religious leaders.

As we talked, I confessed to Dan that I'm not always the victim when it comes to drama, that often I let my own insecurities make me into a judgmental, fearful person, eager to perpetuate the gossip, form a clique, or get offended.

When I draw a cartoon, like yesterday's cartoon «a hellish birth» for instance, it was just a funny image which converged two contradicting ideas about Jesus: the sweet and gentle baby Jesus who loves everybody, and the judgmental vindictive Jesus who sends dissenters to hell.

I don't know what surprised me more when reviewing the Barna survey: learning 87 percent of outsiders consider Christians judgmental, or that 52 percent of churchgoers feel the same way.

But considering when out and about I see way, way more babies getting bottles than being nursed, and the stats that show the majority of moms use bottles and formula at some point, I have to wonder, WHO is giving the judgmental looks to bottlefeeding moms??? The tiny minority who manage to exclusively breastfeed?

This issue gets emotional when I read sensationalistic comments from other self - proclaimed «lactivists» who ARE judgmental, narrow and condemning in their views.

But I can, and do, still take great offense when someone who does things differently is outwardly judgmental towards the choices I make, and, beyond the ignorance of the statement in general, that's why that «likey» bothers me so much.

All my life people have been judgmental and become offended when I don't recognize them from across the room or street, or remember them after I haven't seen them for a while.

I could also link to several sites that back up any and all of those choices, but none of that will help you when you think you feel a judgmental eye from a fellow mom while you shake up your babies» formula while out to lunch.

When talking to others (whether they are breastfeeding or not) often this unsolicited information that is intended as support can come across as rather judgmental.

And as for when to stop nursing, well, that's between the mother and child, and maybe the pediatrician - not certain judgmental spices.

When her story hit the local papers this weekend, it attracted the usual judgmental comments that spoke to the old sexual double standard; few have problems with a divorced father reclaiming his sexuality or having one - night stands or friends with benefits arrangements.

We try to keep Tariku on West Coast time when we travel, so we're often faced with the unique problem of trying to find something to do with an energetic two - year - old at midnight (never fails to draw dirty looks from judgmental strangers).

Most people don't know about the hard parts of nursing — the chapped nipples, swollen breasts, and feeling of having no time for yourself (and, of course, the judgmental eyes when you need to nurse in public.)

When you use negative and judgmental language, it makes parents feel badly about letting their children eat at school, even if they can't afford to pack a meal from home.

So in case you need it, here are some great tips on how to avoid, deal and ignore comments, judgmental accusations or just uncomfortable situations when you breastfeed in public.

When your child comes to you with a concern or problem, avoid being judgmental, as that may make them defensive for the people involved, which will break down communication.

She was never judgmental in any way and allowed us to give direction, happily weighing in when asked.

Now, I understand this sounds rude and judgmental, but the gut feeling you have when you know you would instantly connect with someone sometimes tell you that you wouldn't get along with someone else, either.

I received awkward, judgmental looks when I breastfed my kid in public, but I received just as many awkward, judgmental looks when I prepared a bottle for my son in public.

Try to let go of the guilt about not breast - feeding, even when others make judgmental and critical comments about it.

When I made counter-culture lifestyle decisions before we had our son (who is now 2 1/2), I felt that people were less judgmental because my husband and I were only «ruining» our own lives.

We all know how «Internet trolls» like to swoop in and make judgmental comments, which could cause unpleasant emotions and feelings when associated with your birth.

Things that totally don't jive in the privacy of your home may get a pass when every judgmental mom in the park is watching your every move.

Yes, it is challenging to do things differently without coming across as judgmental about other parents» choices, even when you're not judging and simply doing what you know is best for you and your family.

They say it takes a village to raise a child, but what happens when that village becomes judgmental, combative, and shaming?