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• a  refraining from making judgments especially ones based on personal opinions or standards
  sympathetic and nonjudgmental

• Even supposedly nonjudgmental anthropologists can get a little antsy when they contemplate the caloric expenditure that went into assembling costumes, cooking up treats, crafting .
• It's an acute yet nonjudgmental picture of a crusade that will continue long after the buyers drive home in their sputtering purchases and the Slasher heads for another town to .
• Hers is the new face of an old movement: kind, calm, nonjudgmental, a special-forces soldier in the abortion wars who is fighting her battles one conscience at a time.

• judgmental

News & Articles

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• Hyphen TV: The Best Keynote Speaker
  Even Karen herself seems unsure about being a keynote speaker. Hope everyone in the States had a happy Fourth! We have a quick one this week because of the holiday. On Push Girls , Angela was recruited by Auti to help teach a sex course at the rehab center where they first met. Angela was keen to lay some open, honest, and nonjudgmental truth on a group of patients who were recently disabled ...
  July 9, 2013 - Hyphen Magazine

Quotes

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• Kristin Chenoweth in SheWired
  I'm a Christian,Chenoweth says. "And I know unfortunately there's a bad connotation that comes with that now, but I'm also nonjudgmental. God doesn't make mistakes. People are born how they are born. And I think people should be able to...
• Tim Roth in Reading Eagle
  He's a very gentle and caring guy,Roth adds, "very nonjudgmental, but this is what he does. He thinks it's all rather wonderful and amusing, but one thing he told me is that once you have this (ability), you can't switch it off and just...
• Mike Leigh in The Jewish Journal of greater L.A
  She is an optimistic character, but more importantly, she is a 'positivist,'Leigh explains. "Poppy is someone who looks things in the eye, who deals with difficult matters as they arise, who is open and nonjudgmental. She cares and is...