Sentence examples for a judicious question from inspiring English sources

A judicious question will also keep research focused, organized, and interesting.

A few judicious questions and I had the lot: a description of the former fashion editor Amanda Harlech, at that time Galliano's muse; their wild exuberance about sealing the deal; and another outrageous story -- about how this driver had taken Nan Kempner round the couture shows and... (But then, I like Nan, so maybe I won't tell).

By posing judicious questions to the patient servers, you can penetrate most of the cuisine's mysteries.

For a judicious overview of this question, see Halliwell (1986).

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".

While there are good reasons that a judicious President might not want to call ISIS Islamic, there are also reasons that many scholars of religion look at the question differently.

It was a judicious decision.

Yet publicly he maintained a judicious silence.

It has proved a judicious choice.

"It really is good," he observed with a judicious nod.

But he prefers a judicious approach to retaliation.