Sentence examples similar to a judicious pause from inspiring English sources
Davies, whose made the judicious pause his hallmark, said he was very "disappointed" with the standard and growing partisan nature of modern commentary.
Yet the absence of nuance, wit and judicious pauses for either reflection or emotion means it quickly succumbs to numbing relentlessness.
Ms. Parry and Mr. Pennington, both veteran actors with ample Shakespearean experience (Ms. Parry is Mr. Brook's wife), clarify the reversals of thought with judicious pauses and delicate emphases of phrasing, so that each image is softly underlined, each metaphor etched clearly in the theatrical space.
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.
The "American" was a judicious sop to Leavis.
