Sentence examples for he was prudent from inspiring English sources

But Brown, who knows that God doesn't always speak as loudly as Senator ­McCarthy, tells her boss that unlike another local writer, Thomas Wolfe, he was prudent to set his fiction outside Asheville — and America.

Unlike Varro, he was prudent and cautious, and he believed it was foolish to fight on open ground, despite the Romans' numerical strength.

He is prudent, and he is also radical".

But he's prudent, and so I think no, there never was a hesitation there.

He is prudent when someone asks him to criticize China, and I think the Chinese leaders can feel that they have never received this kind of treatment from an American President.

He's prudent where the current mayor has been profligate.

Mr. Neeleman, 42, said that JetBlue did not need the extra money that but he thought it was prudent to raise funds after the attacks.

He said he took such a large round because there was interest and he believed that it was prudent to take the investment as they move deeper into enterprise markets.

Not for him to say, he replies, he must be "prudent" on that topic; but he concedes that Colombia needs more continuity in the fight against terrorism than one four-year presidency can offer.

"Being bearish in recent months was wrong, but I think it was prudent," he says.

He said meteorologists, if they are prudent, will probably include strong caveats in any long-term forecasts in the coming months.