Sentence examples for ever judicious from inspiring English sources

Fans of the ever judicious Marshall may be disappointed to learn of his partisanship in the case of Jonathan Robbins, a seaman claiming American citizenship who was extradited to Britain and executed, and his lukewarm opposition to the Sedition Act.

The always judicious Pletcher was more restrained.

Nor has its development always been judicious.

There is no other means of accounting for Crandall's insistence that the original "Crawling Hand" ranks as "one of the finest films ever made," when a judicious assessment places it one small step up from the work of Ed Wood.

Before ever we paused to consider such judicious opportunities, Snackwells had been invented -- and the era of low-fat junk food began.

Not all judicial decisions are judicious.

Judicious use of the ever-expanding, azide and alkyne-reactive probe kit should permit integration of biochemical, genetic, and cell biological data that historically have been collected and analyzed in isolation.

Ever since, the Mets have been more judicious in controlling — and restricting — Minaya's accessibility.

Unsworth's writing is as rich and authoritative as ever, his eye for the period detail as judicious.

If ever there was a time for sense-making, for judicious and informed commentary, then this was it.

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