Sentence examples for a certain prudence from inspiring English sources

"I think there is, in this country, a certain prudence or refusal to be troubled, much encouraged by TV," he said.

"Dealing with that environment created a certain level of prudence around here".

This partiality, difficult to account for on aesthetic grounds, is likely attributable to a certain overlap in sensibility between the authors, an unembarrassed belief in prudence and scrupulosity over unchecked feeling.

As a true virtue of action, it is closely connected to justice and is defined as "a certain resistance against both the harsh and the pleasant things which prudence has declared to be evils".

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Named after a certain former chancellor of the exchequer who gained an ultimately unwarranted reputation for fiscal austerity, Prudence is the brainchild of Sam Galsworthy and Fairfax Hall.

— a certain pleasure.

A certain lady.

"To a certain point.

A certain attire.

By a certain light.