When you hear the music, however, the jump feels peculiarly judicious.
But these punctuations feel unusually judicious and brisk; what's noteworthy about the film, besides Nichols's own reflections, is the fact that May leaves him on camera talking in close-up, without musical or graphic adornment, for surprisingly extended periods.
There are times when you do not feel like the judicious use of garlic is sufficient; it is at times like these you should head to Omanel.
Rather, it is unbalanced; every judicious statement in it feels pallid compared to the weird, fluorescent vividness of its scenes of cruelty, the shadow and therefore the twin of the eroticism that saturates Morrison's fiction.
He will not intervene anywhere and everywhere, but he will act when he feels the situation requires it and the judicious use of American resources can achieve a limited set of goals.
"Doctors will have to be very judicious and feel their way along," he said.
The Times felt it was not judicious to use the L-word in a headline about Mr. Gonzales.
Rosenfeld's treatment of these topics is detailed, illuminating and very informative, though at points one feels that the plot summaries have got out of hand and could have been cut by judicious editing.
And though it feels wrong to side-eye the Recording Academy for finally engaging with the Zeitgeist in a vaguely appropriate and judicious way, this year's ceremony — the organization's sixtieth — feels like a semi-panicked concession to the politics of the day.
I explained that I felt I had to be judicious about when and when not to speak out, that I wanted to hold fire and keep under the radar so as not to blow all credibility.
Here, too, Mr. Fischer's tempos were judicious, but you never felt short-changed when it came to venomous bite or woozy delirium.
