So, why not judge a presidential candidate the same way?
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But Schumer warned that history will not judge McConnell well.
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They're honestly there to help you and not judge you.
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I do not judge whether someone else is a Christian.
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We will not judge him, as that's up to God.
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A good judge does not judge the litigants, but the case.
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Perhaps we should not judge it on purely artistic terms either.
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"We did not judge this to be a mosque," he said.
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He would not judge whether the salutation was louder than elsewhere.
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We should not judge why the democratic process elects this or that.
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I think they're growing up to not judge people on their looks.
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And you kind of have to appreciate that, and not judge her.
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It was Judge Charles W. Pickering Sr., not Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh.
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History will likely not judge her decision on this monumental act kindly.
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"Do not judge," he said, "otherwise, you will one day be convicted."
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It's always best to do what you can and do not judge.
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It's easy once you get to know them to not judge so harshly.
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Everybody needs someone to see who they really are and not judge them.
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But prison and jail officials, not Judge Jackson, determined his conditions of confinement.
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Do not judge the setbacks of a candidate by how you see them.
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Do not judge — you can drink as much beer as you want FOR FREE.
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But the Cohen affair is not Judge Wood's first turn in the political spotlight.
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We should not judge them and change the regime and government in these countries.
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"We should not judge them and change the regime and government in these countries."
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His son, the mayor, said he would not judge those who had stayed put.
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I just ask that the public not judge me because of an ill worded tweet.
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They agree to let each other live their own lives and not judge one another.
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My family is not judge-y about me wearing makeup — they just don't understand it.
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She quickly responded, reminding the commenter that they should not judge what they don't know.
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Tyler is able to find someone to confide in and have her not judge him.
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But he is open-minded: He does not judge people on their gender or race.
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As such, we should not judge our success by how many citizens the government feeds.
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Not Judge Millett and those on the D.C. Circuit, who signed off on her death.
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Why not judge Catholics for not welcoming immigrants, feeding the hungry or visiting the sick?
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Fans present at the memorial said they could not judge XXXTentacion for his alleged crimes.
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Elizabeth and Daniel had ostensibly come to be among people who would not judge them.
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"Let's not judge too harshly, things are still unsettled in the White House," he said.
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The staff there nurtured her, she said, and did not judge her when she misbehaved.
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In fact, our oath demands us to listen carefully to our patients and not judge.
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"I teach my daughter every day to love everyone and to not judge anyone," she says.
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History will judge Paul Ryan's character at this moment, and it will not judge him well.
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"I would tell them to not judge someone based on what they look like," she said.
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But the European Environment Agency (EEA) does not judge the French capital to be especially exposed.
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"Do not judge, or you will be judged," he said, echoing a verse from the Bible.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If you should not judge a book by its cover?
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It taught me to accept people, not judge them too much, and be patient with them.
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"She always said, 'Do not judge if you do not want to be judged,'" he said.
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I learned to not judge a book by its cover and not to be afraid of difference.
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I'm not asking cis people to change their gender, I'm simply asking them to not judge mine.
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I ask that you not judge us (many still will) but let our experience teach us all.
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He wanted Rachel to love him for who he was and not judge him in that sense.
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This goes to prove that one should not judge a boy by his angel wing neck tattoos.
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" He added: "I just ask that the public not judge me because of an ill worded tweet.
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Huffman said that he's not "hostile" to religion, and he does not judge other people's religious views.
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Let's not judge his character today, on an incident that occurred when he was young and dumb.
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It requires a lot of practice to sit there and listen, and not judge so you can understand.
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Trump's searing rhetoric is tearing at the fabric of American democracy, and history will not judge him kindly.
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It was important to me to not judge them, as they're talking about being beaten up at 14.
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It seems like you would advocate for people to not judge a restaurant by its strip mall covering?
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"She had this wonderful ability to not judge anybody and she could not hold a grudge," said Moyer.
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" That spring, as we picnicked outside, I said, "If I tell you something, will you not judge me?
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"We are now in a place where it's not about whether or not Judge Kavanaugh is qualified," Murkowski said.
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"It is more likely than not," Judge Korman wrote, that the conditions "will take his life within five years."
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While we should not judge a man's heart or motive, we can and should evaluate his words and actions.
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Baldwin took notice, and quickly clapped back, reminding the user that others should not judge what they don't know.
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"[Teresa] was there to not judge him, and just be a shoulder for him to lean on," she says.
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"I have to allow myself to be angry, not judge myself, and try to accept it," Ms. Karger said.
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"I will bet you a nickel against $700 million in the Lotto that we are not," Judge Walls replied.
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"We are now in a place where it's not about whether or not Judge Kavanaugh is qualified," she said.
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WHEELDON You can't watch the documentary without being profoundly disturbed by it, but again, we're not judge and jury.
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History will judge Britain for what we have done to Europe, but I fear it will not judge us kindly.
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Was it difficult for you to be in the room and interview them [and] not judge their decisions too harshly?
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"He is completely unselfconscious about his looks and does not judge himself or others harshly on outward appearances," Wilhardt said.
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I strongly caution anyone who has not been a victim of sexual abuse, molestation, or harassment: Do not judge her.
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It's our good pal Donald Osborne, back with three cars that you definitely should not judge at face value. Here.
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"I am seeking a confident woman that does not judge a book by its cover," he wrote on the site.
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Remember, it's not Judge Moore that they are trying to shut up, it's you they are trying to shut up.
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I cannot 100 percent say so, because I'm not judge and jury, and it's not my place to do that.
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What kind of aesthetic opportunities open up in a novel once you make the choice to not judge your characters?
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A Pentagon spokesman said they did not judge the building to be a mosque at the time of the strike.
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"Some people have never had someone willing to sit with them, give them attention and not judge them," says Carlin.
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I realized that I could not judge the show or its fans by a handful of bad pickles in the community.
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So let's not judge those who've missed out on the biggest games—they might have the best insight of us all.
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"We are now in a place where it's not about whether or not Judge Kavanaugh is qualified," Murkowski said on Monday.
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But in truth we do not judge you for the accident of having been born to a so-called noble family.
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If you sit there and keep rotating your phone to watch the glitter rain down, we will certainly not judge you.
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And unlike his senior adviser Kellyanne Conway, I do not judge the former reality TV star by what's in his heart.
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The Democrats' Twitter account posted a warning about President Trump's Supreme Court pick -- showing Judge Thomas Hardiman, right, not Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
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The confirmation process now involved evaluating whether or not Judge Kavanaugh committed sexual assault and lied about it to the Judiciary Committee.
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I also know that you can't judge, or should not judge, a community by one picture, regardless of what the sign says.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said that while the United States should have remained in the 2015 deal, he would not judge Trump.
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He does not judge their time-wasting pettiness, so much as he celebrates the flaws that make us so tragically, wonderfully, human.
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"Well let's just put it this way, somebody's not telling the truth and it's not Judge Moore," Young told host Martha Raddatz.
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The confirmation process now involves evaluating whether or not Judge Kavanaugh committed sexual assault, and lied about it to the Judiciary Committee.
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Good actors must be empathetic people, he said, and the best ones, as a rule, do not judge the characters they play.
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How does one embrace — or at least not judge — the tourist, and condemn the overtourism, or whatever one wants to call it.
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As it stands, federal law does not judge or interfere based on a woman's reasons (real or perceived) for choosing abortion care.
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"We are now in a place where it's not about whether or not Judge Kavanaugh is qualified," Murkowski told the New York Times.
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"We are now in a place where it's not about whether or not Judge Kavanaugh is qualified," she told the New York Times.
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I am fond of much of Denton and AJ's other work, and I've learned to not judge people on only their worst moments.
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All we have to do is talk and to not judge people by their differences, but look for what we have in common.
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"The penalty is the death sentence, whether they fought or not," Judge Ali said in a brief interview after court adjourned on Monday.
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Do not judge by the misdeeds of others; the Td21 2500-liter turbodiesel motor may be the best way to motivate a Range Rover.
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"Let's not judge this young man's whole life, his whole body of work, everything that he's done, over one bad decision," Dr. Phil said.
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I felt he was able to see me for who I am as a human being and not judge me as an undocumented immigrant.
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Pulitzer Prize–winning historian Jon Meacham, who has been a frequent Trump critic, predicted that history would not judge Trump's actions on Saturday kindly.
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He does not judge, scold or moralize, but follows the misfit children of his imagination as far beyond respectability as they will take him.
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In the Guyger case, it was a panel of 12 jurors — not Judge Kemp — who weighed testimony and decided upon the former officer's fate.
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Again, you should not judge what you are installing today based on this, but you might want to be prepared for some weirdness still.
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It has without a doubt opened my heart and taught me that love does not judge, love does not discriminate, and love does not hate.
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"We are now in a place where it's not about whether or not Judge Kavanaugh is qualified," Murkowski told the New York Times Monday night.
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"We are now in a place where it's not about whether or not Judge Kavanaugh is qualified," Murkowski told the New York Times on Monday.
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"While we do not judge this dispute (the CFO asking an analyst to leave), we think this may hurt PAX Global's shareholder value," Nomura said.
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Courts do not judge laws that discriminate based on sex with the same scrutiny that they judge laws that discriminate based on race or nationality.
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"We are now in a place where it's not about whether or not Judge Kavanaugh is qualified," she told the New York Times Monday night.
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"The ESM would not judge budget plans in a political way but rather in strict accordance with the rules," Schaeuble told regional newspaper Stuttgarter Zeitung.
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But not Judge Craig Mitchell, who leads a group called the Skid Row Running Club on jogs through downtown LA twice a week before sunrise.
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I always warn everyone to not judge yourself for the first 24 to 48 hours after the injection because you're going to look really swollen.
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He could not judge Mr. Bloomberg, he told CNN's "State of the Union," until the former mayor had made up his mind about running for president.
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I would respectfully ask those that have viewed the video not judge or categorize Lance or me based on what they saw in the video alone.
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She also said the group will make changes to the evening wear portion of the competition, adding it will not judge women on their chosen attire.
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If both teams play well the rest of the way, why not judge them for how they finished, and not on who won in Week 1?
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The reality of the situation is much more complex than most people understand, and it is important to not judge teens by the persona they display.
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"We have to hear and listen and understand why folks voted the way they did and not look down on people, not judge people," he said.
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After she became pregnant last year and the pregnancy started to show, teachers and students did not judge her as she walked the halls, she said.
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It does not judge or define me like an Ironman quartz or a Polar smartwatch and it doesn't look like a hockey puck like some bigger Garmins.
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"It's just being able to talk to people that actually would listen and not cut you off or not make assumptions or not judge you," Blakeley says.
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Explain to your children that they can talk to you and you will not judge or blame them and will do all you can to protect them.
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Of course we don't know anything else about their finances or situation - so should not judge - but for this reason alone, getting married was a wise move.
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"Do not judge people based on your perceptions," he said in a television address after he and other top-ranking army officers and police officers revealed their fortunes.
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While we do not judge anyone for their desire to post, engage with, or view this stuff, it is time for us to change our relationship with it.
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One of our tribe, an older gentleman, has a portrait of Amy Winehouse on each shin, and we do not judge him, not at all, how could we?
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"As a Christian, what I do is not judge everybody," Carson said in response to a question about whether he was comfortable with the way Trump treats women.
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"While our hearts are with Ms. Dugard, the law is not," Judge John Owens wrote in a 14-page ruling upholding a lower court that dismissed the lawsuit.
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I think with the society we live in, it is past time to treat everyone equally and not judge someone based on their skin color, gender, culture or weight.
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Meister said he could not judge the deal because he did not know the terms presented, but said the board and management owed it to shareholders to entertain it.
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As time runs out on the Supreme Court's current term, how can the Justice Department assure that the last word on the 2020 census is not Judge Furman's injunction?
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Let's not judge Magic Leap on this interesting public prototype — let us instead judge them on the farcically ostentatious promises and eye-popping funding of the last few years.
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Either side could send Friday's ruling to a higher court, which would not judge on the facts but would decide whether the appeal court's decision conforms to the law.
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One mother&aposs Facebook post last year went viral after she asked people to not judge parents when they see kids walking around outside without coats during the winter.
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"We are now in a place where it's not about whether or not Judge Kavanaugh is qualified," Ms. Murkowski said last week in an extended interview at the Capitol.
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Diet Coke and a Carmelo bar for me, Mountain Dew and Twinkies and Snickers for my husband (he has asked that you please not judge him for the Twinkies).
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The precept naturists hold the most sacred is body acceptance — to "not judge anyone by their body shape or other war wounds" and to ignore the nakedness of others.
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"I would not judge how the alliance will choose to react, but I would say they will have to consider what to do about it," Breedlove said back in 2014.
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The director is fond of his doomed characters and, as in his lone Czech production, the rueful comedy "Intimate Lighting" (1965), he does not judge so much as observe them.
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"We are now in a place where it's not about whether or not Judge Kavanaugh is qualified," Ms. Murkowski said in an extended interview on Monday night in the Capitol.
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In the same way that we should not judge all Muslims by the actions of extremist Muslims, it's not appropriate to judge Republicans by the actions of the far right.
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Although she said she could not judge the airline's actions because she had only witnessed some of the disruption, Ms. Thompson did say that both parties should have been removed.
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It was special to me that they felt they could confide in me, that they could ask me intensely personal questions about their body, and that I would not judge them.
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The big picture: If there are any tea leaves to read today about the ACA's future, they'll come from Judge Reed O'Connor in El Paso, not Judge Brett Kavanaugh in Washington.
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That is why the most revealing element of Thursday's hearing was not Judge Kavanaugh's response to sexual assault allegations — his denial was already well known — but rather his manner of delivery.
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I argued at the time that President Obama should have nominated not Judge Garland but Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar, then 43 years old and an associate justice on the California Supreme Court.
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The Justice Department had asked for the redaction, saying it was needed "to protect the privacy of one individual discussed in the report — an individual who is not Judge Brett Kavanaugh."
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"While some of these changes are steps in the right direction, we do not judge them to be meaningful enough to address the structural corporate governance issues facing these banks," he said.
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Which is a shame, because noting the tech characters use is a major hobby of mine (please do not judge me for my knowledge of Jane Fonda's iPhone 5c in Grace and Frankie).
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"As long as the dollar holds above 22.417-26 yen, I do not judge the (dollar's rising) trend has changed," said Koichi Yoshikawa, executive director of financial markets at Standard Chartered in Tokyo.
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There is a real question that there's a real question that senators are poking at the last week about whether or not Judge Kavanaugh believes that a sitting President should be investigated and prosecuted.
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But a lot of it I just never thought I would ever share with the public, much less, I didn't want to share it with my therapist — somebody I pay to not judge me.
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On Thursday, the Cour de Cassation, which does not judge facts but only whether a decision by an appeal court conforms to law, told the Court of Appeal to review the judge's initial ruling again.
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"We are now in a place where it's not about whether or not Judge Kavanaugh is qualified," Ms. Murkowski said in an extended interview with The New York Times in the Capitol on Monday night.
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Jarman's camera does not judge (even when the painter goes so far as to use the corpse of a former lover to model one of his tableaus, or when he finally becomes a killer himself).
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"The right to terminate a pregnancy differs from the right to use contraceptives because the former involves the death of a person while the latter does not," Judge Gorsuch wrote, describing his old boss's views.
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With capacitive covers on the tips of your fingers, you can happily scroll through your phone, text, and play games of Cookie Jam (do not judge me!), no matter how blisteringly cold the weather might be.
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The lawyers for the families of the victims filed their request to Judge Claudio Bonadio, who is overseeing a separate case against Mr. Timerman, and not Judge Daniel Rafecas, who had originally heard Mr. Nisman's case.
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One grandmother was recently reminded to not judge a book by its cover when she bought one filled with dirty words for her 24-year-old granddaughter—which, luckily, had the whole family (except her) cracking up.
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"We hold that the state stands to lose little if an injunction is issued, but women in northern Indiana stand to lose a great deal if it is not," Judge Sarah Evans Barker wrote in her ruling.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday at the St Petersburg International Economic Forum that he would not "judge" Trump for pulling out of the Paris accord but that he hoped the US would cooperate on climate change.
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If we believe that we should not judge people by the color of their skin and should offer them equal opportunity, then we acknowledge and encourage their full human potential rather than treating them as inherently inferior.
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But at Black Rock High, the staff does not judge at-risk students as failures; rather, they see them as fragile youths who are more than likely dealing with problems outside of school that would daunt most adults.
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"The families should focus on proper parenting while society should not judge whether this was wrong or right but take this as an opportunity to learn," it said in a statement, promising counselling for the boys once freed.
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"However, it's not Judge Nathan's job to protect Tesla's stock, it's her job to protect the justice system," he said referring to U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan who is overseeing the settlement case between Tesla and the SEC.
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As he drove the roads that wound down to Stanville, the hillside grasses green-tipped and mohair soft, heart-shaped clots of mistletoe clustered in the branches of the oak trees, he knew that he could not judge.
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Believe it or not, there are a bunch of dating sites out there that cater to a 420-friendly lifestyle where you can meet singles who will not judge you for the recreational or medicinal use of marijuana.
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" A spokesperson for the WGAW quoted the union's statement of principles: "WGAW is a union, not judge or jury, and cases of harassment and discrimination should be adjudicated in a court of law or through legal policies of employment.
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Let's not judge her, though, she was pregnant with triplets and still managed to walk to a gas station and buy the only sweet things they had: a banana nut muffin and Twinkies, squeezing out the cream for frosting.
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It was the students of Wesleyan who taught me to not judge a community by its fringe members, one of the messages that I received after the reaction to an article I wrote criticizing the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Mr. Kirby said he was not opposed to Mr. Obama and did not judge him, but he did not enjoy the interaction, in part because his unit had forced him to attend, but also because Mr. Obama seemed distant.
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"There was a concern — and I will not judge on motivation — but the structure of the questions led to a concern that career people who were doing their jobs might be disadvantaged for having done their job," Moniz said.
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Those are all negative thoughts instead of when you're meditating and being like, I'm having a thought right now and I can let that go and I'm going to just breathe and be okay with having thoughts and not judge them.
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We soon learned: Do not judge a brewery by its appearance; the beers poured here — a double I.P.A. and a Boatwright (American pale), among five others — were riveting, with the heft and tropical curves we expected from a Charleston-made beer.
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But Switzerland ranked lower when judged on social experiences - only 35 percent of respondents found it easy make friends in the country, while more than half did not judge it to be easy to integrate into the local community and culture.
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McCabe noted on Sunday that there's "no question" Manafort will get additional time when he's sentenced by a D.C. court judge this week, though he added that it's not Judge Amy Berman Jackson's duty to take into account the Virginia sentencing.
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And on Wednesday night, just hours before the hearing, Republicans on the Judiciary Committee released a document detailing their investigative work that showed they had interviewed two separate men who said they believed that they, not Judge Kavanaugh, assaulted Dr. Blasey.
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Now that I am a woman who can maturely support other women instead of sneering at their lack of bratty bona fides, relationships like Kat's with Bianca and with, well, most people in general is something that I appreciate, not judge.
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The line is a forceful rebuke of much of the prejudice that lingers in America today — a statement that you should not judge all police, black people, or Muslim Americans just because one person in their group does something bad.
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Others, including India, signalled their commitment to the accord, but Russian President Vladimir Putin said that while the United States should have remained in the 2015 deal, he would not judge Trump, and warned about the accord's impact on jobs and poverty.
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Historians and world leaders do not judge presidential legacies based on a commitment to religious freedom, and inside the Beltway this is often seen as the softest element of so-called "soft power" — hardly a job for serious-minded diplomats and policy wonks.
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Being friends with someone who is different from you of course has its challenges but it comes with plenty of benefits that out-weight the challenges , you learn how to not judge people and adapt to the fact that everyone is different.
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On a recent, gray afternoon in Manchester, men and women went in and out of Hope for New Hampshire Recovery, Mr. Howard's recovery center, to attend groups, meet with coaches, paint, or simply be surrounded by people who would not judge them.
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In a viral Facebook post last year, a mother urged passersby to not judge parents if their children aren&apost wearing coatsCampbell asked others to not just assume that a parent is a "monster" if their toddler is walking around without a jacket on.
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Paul Loether, the chief of the National Register of Historic Places for the National Park Service, which operates the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site in Atlanta, says his staff does not judge any property until it has gone through a state review.
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At the height of Mr. Orban's anti-democratic measures, between 2010 and 2015, he rarely faced significant censure within the European People's Party, since his peers did not judge him a threat to European integration, and believed that they still had a moderating effect on the worst of his domestic policies.
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" He also told Axios' Jonathan Swan that he thought the Palestinian people will not "judge anything based on trusting me," but instead will judge the Trump peace plan "based on the facts and then make a determination: Do they think this will allow them to have a pathway to a better life or not?
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"Criminal suspects — again, presumed innocent until proven guilty — are not enemy combatants, and police officers are not judge, jury, nor executioners," Patrick Lin, a philosophy professor at California Polytechnic State University and the head of the school's Ethics and Emerging Sciences Group, wrote in a blog post about the use of the explosive in Dallas.
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Anything as simple as a complimenting a women daily, buying them a coffee/lunch, taking the time to speak to someone who's in a hard place, volunteering with girls who have been bullied, getting to know women deeper than surface level and making a point myself to not judge a book by its cover on a daily basis.
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A Russia-brokered solution would likely include Assad staying in power, Iran agreeing to limit its activities in Syria (we do not judge that their word is credible because using Syria as a base for operations is important to them, and they want to placate us even less after you withdrew from the Iran deal), Assad signing another pretend ceasefire and agreeing to stop war crimes like using chemical weapons.
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For instance: The prophets tell how a group of refugees were brought, by divine providence, into a rich new land, and made a mighty nation; and then, forgetting the principles of their foundation, grew bloated and impious: "They are waxen fat, they shine: yea, they overpass the deeds of the wicked: they judge not the cause, the cause of the fatherless, yet they prosper; and the right of the needy do they not judge" (Jeremiah 5:28).
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