Quotes About Judgment

Insofar as he'd formed any opinion of her, it was that she suffered from misplaced gentility and the mistaken belief that etiquette meant good breeding. She mistook mannerisms for manners.

Just because a woman's got no teeth doesn't mean she's wise. It might just mean she's been stupid for a very long time.

You were the kind of kid who couldn't see the difference between throwing rocks at a cat and setting it on fire.

He knew from experience that true and obvious ideas, such as the ineffable wisdom and judgment of the Great God Om, seemed so obscure to many people that you actually had to kill them before they saw the error of their ways...

Although she was aware that somewhere under her complicated strata of vests and petticoats there was some skin, that didn't mean to say she approved of it.

While evidence says that the road to hell is paved with good intentions, they're probably all on first steps.

or there will be a reckoning!

People in chains had a tendency to look guilty.

In a certain light and from a carefully chosen angle, Magrat was not unattractive.

And it be well for a knowlessman that he should not be here, for he would be taken from this place and his gaskin slit, his moules shown to the four winds, his welchet torn asunder with many hooks and his figgin placed upon a spike (...)

You made a choice, you get what you choose.

When it came down to it and the life-or-death decision had to be made, then it was made by you, because you were the witch. And sometimes it wasn't a decision between a good thing or a bad thing, but a decision between to bad things: no right choices, just... choices.

If he was going to be boiled for a lamb, then he might as well be roasted for a sheep.

It's amazing the things that seem a good idea at the time.

They're inventive, I'll grant you. But what I meant was...I mean...they've done nothing to deserve it." " Deserve? They're human . What's deserve got to do with it?

He was hanged, and then much later they put up a statue to him, which tells you more about people than you might wish to know.

In Shadwell's simple world, anyone in sunglasses who wasn't actually on a beach was probably a criminal.

The trouble was, the trolls up in the plaza probably weren't bad trolls, and the dwarfs down in the square probably weren't bad dwarfs, either. People who probably weren't bad could kill you.

Is this the curse of modernity, to live in a world without judgment, without perspective, no context for understanding or distinguishing what is real and what is imagined, what is manipulated and what is by chance beautiful, what is shadow and what is flesh?

Not everything is meant for all to hear. Who can judge the intention of another?

men that age aren't known for their superior judgment.

When everything goes wrong in our lives, it's natural to look around for someone -or something- to blame.

When you produce a thought that is full of understanding, forgiveness, and compassion, that thought will immediately have a healing effect on both your physical and mental health and on those around you. If you think a thought that is full of judgment and anger, that thought will immediately poison your body and mind and the people around you.

They criticize the silent ones. They criticize the talkative ones. They criticize the moderate ones. There is no one in the world who escapes criticism.