Examples of using Less judgmental in English and their translations into Hebrew
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How to be less judgmental.
Patrick, you really gotta work on being less judgmental.
We become less judgmental.
Maria Shriver on her new book: I have become'less judgmental'.
How can I be less judgmental of myself?
You would be happier if you were less judgmental.
I became less judgmental of myself and others.
He's helping me be less judgmental.
I feel less judgmental of both myself and others.
He says you would be less judgmental.
I am a lot less judgmental about myself and others.
It might help you be a little less judgmental.
It has made me less judgmental and changed my attitude to monogamy.
I became more considerate of other people and a lot less judgmental.
It also helps us to be less judgmental of ourselves.
So, why don't we just be alittle bit more compassionate here and less judgmental?
This skill speaks to being less judgmental in general.
You become less judgmental of yourself, you become less judgmental of others.
I think Davidwas a much more tolerant person than I am, or a less judgmental person.
Really liking this new side of you. Less judgmental, more accepting, willing to listen.
For example, after several months or years of practice, we may find that we are a little more patient,more empathic, less judgmental.
And that means I need to be less judgmental, and stop having expectations from everything and everybody.
There is an energy that exists in the universe right now thatcan support us in this work of becoming more merciful and less judgmental.
If you were just a little bit less judgmental, she wouldn't feel like she needs to carry her pain around in a"box"!
All of us can benefit from becoming more aware of our thoughts and feelings,accepting what is and being less judgmental of ourselves and others.
The question's not only less judgmental, but it's also open-ended, inviting prospects to share whatever is on their minds.
Today, I think I'm genuinely more compassionate, less judgmental and resentful, and way more serious about boundaries.
We came out of it better women, less judgmental, more understanding and more knowledgeable, and therefore also better teachers, more conscious about ourselves and our weaknesses.