I've given many a copy of "Betsy-Tacy" (and "Swallows and Amazons," and "The Saturdays," and oh, I could go on), but I think I'll be judicious with "The Betsy-Tacy Treasury" (with forewords by Judy Blume, Ann M. Martin and Johanna Hurwitz).
I have learned that I must be judicious and mannered when I tell these stories, meting them out temperately so as not to overwhelm or disturb or frighten the listener, even though the stories I tell have destroyed their victims.
Tate Modern has, I think, been judicious in withdrawing the image and replacing it with another – Spiritual America IV, in which Shields reprises the original pose 30 years later, this time clothed in a bikini, as if reclaiming her rights.
"I think be judicious with the photographs you take," he said.
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.
And one of those is I need to be judicious in what I say.
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.
I tried to be judicious with them, too, since I didn't want to comment on something just for commenting's sake.
I want to be judicious in its use.
"I'm very judicious with the private flying time, though, to manage the cost".
