Sentence examples similar to a judicious view from inspiring English sources

A more judicious view is that many French statesmen had long seen the possibility and even the likelihood of a general war, and they suspected that the German government desired such a war; the Poincaré group believed that under these circumstances France could not risk the loss of its allies.

In Wessel's judicious view, these men made some good decisions, like financing the absorption of the mortally wounded investment bank Bear Stearns by a larger competitor.

Ilham Tohti (pictured, in 2010), a prominent Uighur scholar known for his critical but judicious views, was detained in January and charged with inciting separatism.

It was a solid hour featuring no more than a judicious quota of scenic views.

The building is clad in raw pine and zinc, yet is bright and airy, with large windows, river views and a judicious use by the architect, José Manuel Soares, of brilliant white marble to reflect light on the lower floors.

The Web site described the meme as follows: "The affable officer was viewed through various forms of media whimsically applying a judicious, and well allocated portion of pepper spray among the line of protesters".

What may be viewed as competition for curriculum time may instead be developed by a judicious collaboration with pre-existing didactic lectures and clinical training [ 23].

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.