Sentence examples for from prudence from inspiring English sources
Sports is a vacation from prudence.
From prudence to profligacy - it is a big change, no doubt about it.
Most of these arguments are from prudence, not visionary optimism – and none the worse for that.
They are $38 each from Prudence Designs, 228 West 18th Street.
In the summer there are five 30-minute ferry runs to and from Prudence Island Sundays through Thursdays, six on Fridays and four on Saturdays.
The spacious entry hall has a large Buddha from Prudence Designs, and the living room has a low, wide daybed, a couch and small secretary desk.
"Voluntary servitude" is the course that La Boétie recommends: obedience to the state or Church, with the inner understanding that this is a course we've chosen from social prudence, not from personal conviction.
Most decisions in the fashion industry spring not from progressive ideals but from financial prudence.
We now need wisdom from the economists, prudence from the business community, and renewal courses on the common good from the nation's religious leaders.
"I also ask for prudence from the opposition.
"We ask for prudence from the general population who should maintain a distance of at least six kilometers in order to avoid tragedy".
