Poor Judgement Synonym Novels & Stories

"What exactly happened?" "I misjudged the market. Overestimated demand, underestimated the regulatory hurdles in that region. We lost a considerable amount of money before we cut our losses." Nathaniel rubbed his eyes, exhaustion evident in every line of his face. "I learned from it. The following three projects I led were considerably more successful, informed directly by what went wrong here. But if Aldridge frames this as evidence of poor judgment, without the context of what came after, it could look considerably worse than it actually was."

She knew I was already mocking her. Well, she’s unfair. She’s telling me not to judge someone I just met, but she did think that he’s kind without even knowing him. She can’t just say one thing and then contradict her statement the next second. “I know his family’s reputation,” she stated. “I’m pretty sure he’s raised in a nice environment.” I stared at her blankly. She’s already breaking what she just said. “Now, you’re the one judging.” “That’s complimenting based on given facts, Eunice. Judging is saying observations that are not really pleasant.”

An invisible pressure instantly engulfed the dejected young man. "Ethan Knight." "When judging people, use your eyes and your heart." "Blind once, and you're foolish. Blind forever? You're not worth my time." His voice dropped, laced with disappointment and a coldness that cut to the bone. In front of him, Ethan had no right to defend himself. He could only accept judgment. "You can't tell right from wrong. You can't judge people properly." "Time and again, you let personal feelings cloud your judgment, interfering with company projects and even allowing those around you to harm Knight Group's core interests."

Huya shook his head. "It's nothing. You have to express it clearly. Otherwise, no matter how smart a person is, if he doesn’t say it out, he is actually no different from a mediocre person." After saying that, Samuel patted him on the shoulder again to encourage him. "A smart person will actually make a lot of stupid mistakes. So, you don't have to worry about ruining your impression by saying something wrong." Some people were used to judging a person by his words and deeds. There was nothing wrong with this, but the question was what you should use to judge.

There's no scientific explanation or anything for this one. There's literally not one person that can say they've never judged somebody or something or as they call it these days, 'given their opinion' about something. There's a saying that goes "Let he who is without sin be the first to cast a stone" by somebody but it applies here anyways. Everybody has in one way judged somebody else for something even though they never said it out loud. Look at me, I'm really judgy when it comes to Belle because I don't like her, simple and short. She's an uptight asshole who sadly gets everything she wants, even though she works hard for it. Fucking undeserving cunt.

Nothing calls for correction. “There is no deviation,” I say. Judgment does not contradict me. “There is consequence.” The word lands with precision. Consequence without deviation is rare. It means something has changed without violating rule. Weight has accumulated without bending law. “That should not reach you,” I say. “It shouldn’t,” Judgment agrees. “And yet it did.” I understand the implication immediately. Judgment does not feel disruption. He feels accumulation. The cost that remains after the system has declared itself satisfied.

"She thinks he's a no good player. " Now it did. And of course he would have a manwhore for a best friend. Birds of the same feather and all that. "Isn't he though? " "He's not. " He said sharply, lips pursed. "People are just too quick to judge. " Guilt suffused me and I instantly felt ashamed. "Right. I'm sorry. " I knew what it was like to be judged by people who knew nothing about you. It was a horrible feeling and I wouldn't wish it on anyone. Shameful how I had been so quick to judge him and his friend. Didn't people who knew better did better?