Quotes Judgemental Novels & Stories

I asked suspiciously. "Why are you judging me so quickly? Look, I’m just trying to help you because this is a good opportunity for you, but if that’s how you see it, then fine," he said firmly in his serious, cold voice. My lips parted, and I immediately felt guilty for judging him. "Already angry? I’m sorry, okay! But you can’t blame me for—" "Your work has potential. It’s a waste if you keep hiding it," he said, cutting me off.

I pretended not to know what he was on about and Juss didn't reply either. He wasn't discouraged. “You know, the one that is online on social media; the female lecturer who is pregnant for her best friend’s son who also happens to be her student.” “What the f*** do you care?” Juss finally opened her mouth to speak. “I don't bloody care what the whole world thinks or what you guys make it out to be. It is not your bloody business! You can't judge a situation from the outside and pass judgment without hearing both sides of this story. I hate being judged…….”

“But just like you, there was no malice behind his words.” I tears are halted as I stare at him in disbelief. Did…did Azadou just make a fair and reasonable judgment about someone or something? The same God who has turned his nose up at everything he deemed beneath him? “That’s the most profound thing you have ever said that wasn’t prompted by anger,” I remark, my voice laced with the disbelief I feel. He blinks rapidly, appearing stupefied. He attempts to shake it off by shrugging and folding his arms over his chest. “Just making an observation,” he deflects flippantly.

Judi sighed helplessly, "Mom, don't you just find out that your daughter has grown up, do you? Among my classmates, there are already mothers, but there are not a few. Her mom let go of her, looking at her kindly, without blinking her eyes. Judi was a little skeptical. Did the last sentence she just said dug a big hole for herself? And... she jumped down. Sure enough, her mom paused for a while and said, "You still know it, you should hurry up. I think this young man is good. Get along with him and don't always be arrogant." "Mom,"Judi said somewhat frustrated, "I am not arrogant, don't you see that I am much older than him? Being with him, wouldn't that delay him."

“She really had low standards. What's your point?” “People will misunderstand if they see us like this.” “You know that for someone as intelligent as you are, you talk too much.” “Yeah right.” He grunted, pressing his lips together. He had never won an argument against Jade and he had no chance of ever winning. “Don't worry. The black swan can never end up with the ugly duckling.” “I am not an ugly duckling.” “I am not a black swan.” “Wait, what?” “Keep going, Shawn. You didn't hear anything.”

He was perhaps just one in a million, someone “nothing special, but still unique.” Corinne’s mouth dropped open with undeniable jealousy as she heard Anna’s feedback. “Who said I wasn’t going to get out of here?” Esteban said quickly and violently. The smile faded as Levy realized there was anger in Esteban’s voice. Silently, Levy pulled his wife, Hilda, out, but they stopped when they heard Esteban’s comments. “We should never judge a book by its cover, as appearances may be deceiving. It is wrong to form views based solely on what is visible on the surface. After taking a deeper look, we can understand who the other person truly is.”

“So, you mean to tell me this is all above board? Really legal and not some cover for your, ahh, extracurricular activities?” Dax shot me a sideways glance, his expression a blend of irritation and amusement. “Tsk. You’re always so quick to judge,” he retorted, his tone sharp. “Haven’t you heard of the latest trend? ‘We listen and we don’t judge’? Maybe try it sometime. You’re overhyping.” I raised an eyebrow, the corners of my lips twitching into a smirk. “Excuse me? Just asking for clarity. But sure, you got me—I judge constantly.” I'm judgemental, after all, and I can't deny the fact.

I leaned forward and rubbed my hands together. Gio cocked an eyebrow, parked the car, and turned, " 100, it's going to be a slow painful punishment that will go on for years. That's the kind of person Judah is, he doesn't believe in a quick punishment. He's meticulous, he waits, he strategizes then he attacks. When he's done with her, she's going to wish he had killed her instead." A smug smile graced his lips. A chill ran down my spine, I dropped my hands and my palms began to sweat.

I frowned at his rapid fire attack , I didn't know why but he sounded so defensive and people generally go on to the offense when they feel that they are getting attacked . The way he brought up the happenings in my life , looked like I cornered him and he used what happened between us like a loaded gun , intending to hurt me instead of causing hurt to himself . I know its completely absurd to think that Jacob Knight was feeling judged but even then I felt a bit guilty because I never judged anyone . Infact I didn't even had the right to judge anyone , how can I ? God loved every one . I simply felt that he was an irresponsible big brother nothing more nothing less .

I had kept it intact on purpose, like a lamp kept burning for a reason you've stopped letting yourself examine. The man who crossed the hall toward me had that face. But whatever had always lived behind it — the part I had kept the lamp burning for — was gone. "Get up, Vera." His voice was flat. "Today is your judgment day." Two Black Guard rushed forward without hesitation. They grabbed my arms and hauled me to the platform. "I'm sick—" I started. "Sick." He cut me off. "You're sick because ten years of guilt has been eating you alive."