Sentence examples for generally judicious from inspiring English sources
Mr. Assouline, a journalist and film producer who has also written a biography of Georges Simenon, manages to misspell Schulz's name and also that of the great Winsor McCay, creator of Little Nemo, but is generally judicious and fair, determined to make his subject sympathetic.
Be generous, but judicious.
Reviews were generally favorable ("delicate and judicious in its criticism, brilliant in its illustration, easy and pointed in its style," one said), and Cambridge was pleased.
Of course there are some ethnic and family links across the border, but generally the Rwandan government has been judicious in staying its hand".
I generally find that with some exceptions, judicious trimming can be an immense help in keeping a Shakespeare production from sagging – or at least keeping the audience from sagging.
I'm a big crier — from joy more than from sadness, generally — and in writing, I try to be judicious about mentioning it, so I don't drown everybody.
Professor Morrison, while generally praising what he called the board's judicious decisions to grant some loan guarantees and deny others, questioned whether the government would be able to provide financing for a company with the same level of competence as the private sector.
That's generally the way with wines at the more industrial end of the market: judicious home blending of budget bottles can make the difference between borderline acceptable and pleasantly palatable.
A practical example of discrete event simulation model for depression, together with judicious distribution choice on parameters (among Weibull, Log-logistic and more generally Gamma distributions) will be the next step of this research, with an aim towards benchmarking results from a DES model with those from standard simulation models.
Dr. Albright generally negotiates as if she believes there is no such thing as good and bad judgment, or judicious and injudicious policy -- only morally pure actors and morally corrupt ones.
