Sentences with phrase «to be one's judge»

From panic attacks to an excessive fear of being judged by others, anxiety is the most common mental health disorder.

You're not being judged on how you look, so including a photo will make you look unprofessional.

My ability to create lasting memories with my family will not be judged by how successful I've been, but by how successful I've helped them be.

Breastfeeding is natural and beneficial for both mother and child, but many women are held back by the fear of being judged in public.

Authors who submit their book for review are judged for literary excellence.

The central idea behind the adjustments is that not all students arrive at school equally prepared, and states should not be judged as if students did.

But if were judged by law we will never be good enough.

Lawyers who are judged by the number of hours billed are not rewarded for dealing with matters more efficiently or bringing special skills, or creative outcomes to the client's matter.

It is just a place when plus size women can introduce themselves confidently without being judged based on their appearance.

If you are the kind of parent who is judging other parents on what you perceive to be unsafe parenting practices, now is the time stop.

There is no judging in the studio if you can't do something, only encouragement and praise.

First impressions count, and when you go for an interview, you will not only be judged on your responses but possibly also on your appearance.

It allows you to own and celebrate your quirks, without being judged for having them.

So when is a judge supposed to meet with the child in a judicial interviews involving parental alienation dispute?

They're still great movies, but you're always being judged against what you've done in the past.

The fact is, people are judged on a daily bases by other people, thus the justice system.

But hey, I've also been judged at hostels for not having a backpack, for requesting the bottom bunk, and for not going out to party.

We ask that public policy be decided by evidence, and that schools be judged by quality, not by type.

This can be intimidating since not many people like being judged on their looks before getting the chance to show off their personality.

The past few weeks, I've been hearing the same fear of being judged from parents of younger children.

I don't have to worry about being judged for who I am because so many guys are actually interested in listening to what you're saying, and want to hookup!

We believe children should not be judged solely on their misconduct or grades; we should aim to understand and support the underlying reasons for their behaviour.

The entries were judged by a celebrity panel and the winners went on to take part in workshops organised by industry and business leaders.

A theory that proposes to explain many things must also be judged as to its success in doing so.

We will then be judged according to our program.

As he presents them, models are to be judged more by their ability to produce personal disclosures than by their ability to order experience.

Nearly all self - published book awards are judged by a panel of industry experts.

His environmental leadership will now be judged largely on this issue, despite the string of energy and climate goals he outlined yesterday.

It contains especially strong statements that the conduct of litigation counsel can not be judged with the benefit of hindsight.

Each year books are judged in various categories by independent librarians and designers.

It is wrong but I hate being judged so I just don't give them the chance.

And if there is, I'm sure I will be judged accordingly for my beliefs.

My only question is judging just how much to give and not over doing a good thing.

In social realist painting of the 1930s, a work was judged by what it had to say about class conflict.

Historically, the show has often been judged most successful when led by students.

The child may become more self - conscious about his or her speaking skills and may have increased fear of being judged negatively by others.

The current debate among educational professionals and policy - makers is whether student test scores should (or should not) be one among a number of criteria by which teachers are judged.

If you feel that someone is judging you just know that this person is very insecure.

It is what people normally think of as a «dog show» where males and females compete to see which dog is judged as conforming most closely to the breed standard.

So you end up being judged over something that you have absolutely no control over.

Instead they dig in their heels, refuse to hear the words around them, and insist that everyone else is judging them.