Sentence examples for be more judicious from inspiring English sources
We should be more judicious.
But let's be more judicious with "arguably".
Let's try to be more judicious and look for alternatives.
Please be more judicious when doling out precious news space.
Be more judicious with your linking of subject and pronoun.
"I thought he'd be more judicious about intervening in situations around the world than Gore.
Rakove is more judicious and magisterial, typically weighing in once at the end of each paragraph.
Ever since, the Mets have been more judicious in controlling — and restricting — Minaya's accessibility.
The pair's contemporaries were more judicious, though some were angered by Boswell's use of private remarks in a form, biography, that heretofore had been treated as a graven public monument.
On Sunday, Ponder was more judicious (though he got away with a gamble or two) while still taking advantage of a handful of big-play opportunities on third-and-long.
Mooney's book is more judicious than its move-product title, which, as he acknowledges in an opening chapter, is not meant to apply to moderate Republicans past (such as Dwight D. Eisenhower) or present (such as John McCain).
