Sentence examples similar to a judicious answer from inspiring English sources
The most judicious answer is that there appears to be a genetic component to psychopathy, but the gene isn't always switched on; it takes both the gene and childhood abuse to make a psychopath.
A generation ago, when the appearance of simultaneous translations of foreign-language librettos above the stage had the interested public at daggers drawn, the critic David Hamilton spoke a judicious word: "They're the right answer to the wrong question".
Utility arises from a judicious distribution of the parts, so that their purposes be duly answered, and that each have its proper situation.
Yet publicly he maintained a judicious silence.
It was a judicious decision.
It has proved a judicious choice.
All of the dances needed a judicious editorial hand.
"The State Board of Elections made a judicious decision by delaying certification.
"It really is good," he observed with a judicious nod.
But he prefers a judicious approach to retaliation.
A judicious eye serves as well as unlimited credit.
