Novel & Cerita Quotes Judgemental

A smirk formed on my lips. “Are you not?” Judiel annoyingly shot back. I snickered. “Why should I?” “If I were you, I wouldn’t be that complacent.” Heiji said before sipping on his drink. I didn’t like his tone at all. “What are you implying?” I looked at him with contempt.

After a pause, I added, "I was pretty stupid too." Jamie patted my shoulder comfortingly. "Miss Eloise, don't blame yourself. How many girls can withstand the torment of a scumbag like Julian, who can talk a good game? You're not stupid, you're kind. Kind people don’t doubt whether the other person is a liar. Isn't there a saying that everyone has to go through a few scumbags in their life?"

The truth exploded through the courtroom like a bomb. Public opinion turned completely. People cursed Grandpa for being cold-blooded and inhuman. How could any father treat his own child this way? "So that's the famous philanthropist? Maybe he donated all that money because he was afraid his daughter's ghost would come back for him." "You can never judge a book by its cover. A scumbag like that doesn't deserve to be called a father, let alone a role model." Not only online, but even inside the courtroom, people glared at Grandpa with open disgust.

I understood his point of view but he had no right to put me in a position where I find myself helpless. "She doesn't like me much. I am okay with it but she can't judge me without knowing me as a person. How can she judge me on the basis of her perception of an ideal wife? Does it make me a bad person if I'm not a good wife to her grandson?" I know I sounded like a bitch but my anger was getting the worst out of me. "Speak carefully, you're talking about my grandmother. You don't know anything about the past. The circumstances made her bitter and more judgemental." He said. He clearly didn't like my harsh opposition of his grandmother's harsh criticism.

he pointed out, his deep voice carrying a hint of amusement. I sighed, shaking my head. “I know, but let’s be honest…you’re not exactly the hospitable type.” He placed a hand over his chest, feigning offense. “Ouch. Now I feel insulted.” I rolled my eyes, suppressing a smile. “No, I mean, you’re sweet, but you don’t really show it. And people can be so damn judgmental especially with all the rumors about you.” His smirk deepened as he leaned in slightly. “That I’m a heartless rogue who kills for fun?”

Jericho said in a voice so low that it vibrated in his chest similar to a growl. He was an excellent judge of character on most occasions but, most of the time, I just thought he was picky and had too high standards—especially when it came to judging the men that were in my life. Although, he was always spot on about them. Every last one of them turned out to be the assholes he pegged them for. "I'm starting to think you'll never accept any guy I bring to you, dad," I sarcastically taunted which earned me a glare.

I free my wrist and sit comfortably as I tell him, “He told me that you don't like him in real.” “That's right,” he admits, nodding his head. “I don't like him because of his character. He thinks I'm judgmental but he himself has made that image in my eyes. Not my fault. But we do business and even with the enemy, I've learned to be cooperative.” “Oh..." I nod in understanding, “I see, I see.” He hums, eyes lingering on my lips. Shameless. But I do not say it out loud. Instead, I avert my gaze, feeling too hot under his penetrating gaze.

And without giving my word a second thought, "Yes I did. I added the drug to the juice. I framed you up so you could leave my Maxwell alone," "You're lying!" Amihan exclaimed, her eyes filling with tears. "You would never do something like that! I don't believe you!" "Amihan, stop it!" I exclaimed, my voice full of frustration. "You're always trying to make yourself out to be the perfect, compassionate friend. But sometimes you're just judgmental and condescending. You act like you're better than everyone else, and it's annoying." "Judith," she called in tears and I frowned.

he added sarcastically. "What? You just met me and you have already judged me being spoilt and I didn't force you to sit with us. How can you be so rude while I have been nothing but nice to you since we met. I never judge anyone based on just seeing them without knowing them first. Maybe you should try doing that sometime." I say harshly as I felt my eyes welling up. By the way I don't care what people think about me." I added as I entered the guidance and counselor's office.

He turned and glared at the coworkers around him, eyes wide with fury. “And you all—who the hell do you think you are? What right do you have to judge me? Do you even measure up? “A bunch of arrogant nobodies!” Judy couldn’t help but laugh at how shameless Brian still was. “Oh? They don’t measure up, but you do? Have you even looked at yourself—do you know what you’ve become?” Judy stepped out of Kenneth’s arms and took two slow steps forward, meeting the stares from the crowd head-on.