Judgmental

She is often judgmental of people who are overweight.

She's always so judgmental of people who are different from her.

My mother-in-law is very judgmental, and it can be hard to be around her sometimes.

I know I can be judgmental sometimes, but I'm working on it.

The jury reached a judgmental decision after reviewing the evidence.

The defense attorney challenged the judgmental decision of the court.

The defendant's plea for leniency was met with a judgmental response from the judge.

The prosecution presented evidence to support their judgmental argument.

The lawyers made their arguments before the judgmental court.

The prosecution's judgmental argument was based on a misinterpretation of the law.

The judge's judgmental ruling was based on the law and the facts of the case.

The philosopher's work was known for its judgmental approach to morality.

Her judgmental remarks about people's lifestyle choices have often caused friction in her relationships.

She is very judgmental when it comes to choosing her friends.

The priest's judgmental remarks were frowned upon by the congregation.

The politician's judgmental opinions were influenced by his personal biases.

The news report was criticized for being judgmental towards certain communities.

She avoided making judgmental assumptions and tried to keep an open mind.

Her judgmental comments about her friend's relationship were based on her own experiences.

He was being judgmental about the restaurant, without even having tried the food.

The neighbor was being judgmental about their lifestyle, without knowing their personal circumstances.

It is not fair to be judgmental without having all the relevant information.

You shouldn't be judgmental about someone's choices without knowing their situation.

A good judge should have a judgmental mind to make decisions based on the available evidence.

The athlete's judgmental ability helped him to make split-second decisions during the game.

The judge made a judgmental ruling in the court case.

The teacher's judgmental evaluation of the student's paper helped the student improve their writing skills.

Her judgmental approach to problem-solving always led to efficient solutions.

She was praised for her judgmental skills in solving the problem.

The doctor used his judgmental expertise to diagnose the patient's illness.

They relied on their judgmental abilities to choose the best course of action.

The professor's judgmental evaluation of his thesis left him feeling discouraged.

His judgmental behavior towards her clothing choices was hurtful.

The critic's judgmental review of the movie caused a drop in its box office sales.

The politician's judgmental remarks about immigrants sparked controversy.

Her judgmental behavior towards her colleague's religious beliefs caused tension in the workplace.

Her judgmental approach to weight loss made others feel ashamed.

The coach's judgmental remarks about her performance led to a lack of confidence in the athlete.

She is always so judgmental of other people's fashion choices.

His judgmental remarks made everyone uncomfortable.

Don't be so judgmental of other people's choices, everyone is different.

The chef's judgmental presentation of the dish elevated the dining experience.

The designer's judgmental eye for detail made the dress stand out on the runway.

The judgmental presentation of the dish made it a favorite of food bloggers.

His judgmental choice of words in the speech conveyed his intelligence and eloquence.

Her judgmental approach to interior design resulted in a sophisticated and modern living space.

The judgmental design of the packaging made the product a top-seller.

The judgmental arrangement of flowers impressed the guests at the wedding.

Her judgmental selection of books displayed her refined literary taste.

The architect's judgmental design of the building won awards for its creativity and innovation.