"Judicious cleaning was an important creative act".
"Judicious neglect" is believed to be widespread.
Judicious public support has underpinned achievement.
Honey itself is searching in sore and ulcerated parts; and the wisest and most judicious counsels prove provoking to distempered minds, unless offered with those soothing and compliant approaches which made the poet, for instance, characterize agreeable things in general by a word expressive of a grateful and easy touch, exciting nothing of offence or resistance.
Not all judicial decisions are judicious.
That 10 miles could easily be trimmed down with a bit of judicious peninsula pruning by those who don't mind a hilly shortcut.
But SRT also embodies the principle of "hormesis" – the idea, in the words of blogger Todd Becker, that "to combat a stress you should apply judicious amounts of that very stress, to train the mind or body to adapt".
Bearing these shortcomings in mind, however, a thoughtful history combined with the judicious use of abdominal imaging, ERCP, and the biopsy techniques discussed will lead to a clinical diagnosis that usually will prove to be correct in most cases.
"His opinions give a sense of a mind working through a problem in a serious, utterly judicious way," said Paul Gewirtz, a constitutional law professor at Yale Law School.
Happiness, according to Bhutan's great tradition of Himalayan Buddhism, comes not from the raw pursuit of income but, in Thinley's words, from a "a judicious equilibrium between gains in material comfort and growth of the mind and spirit in a just and sustainable environment".
There is little that is judicious in our present balancing of material gain and the growth of mind and spirit.
