Sentence examples similar to judicious arrangements from inspiring English sources
So while my ten days of sailing were primarily for relaxation, this lull was a reminder that "The effect of sailing is produced by a judicious arrangement of the sails to the direction of the wind".
Judicious magnetic field arrangement mitigates wall channeling by inflating wall flow resistance through magnetoviscothickening and Kelvin body force density rerouting thus a fraction of wall flow towards bed core.
Not all judicial decisions are judicious.
But in the move-by-move phraseology of its dances, the subtle complexity of its characterizations and the astonishingly judicious musicality with which it matches its score (John Lanchbery's superb arrangement of three pieces for piano and orchestra by Chopin), it remains an extraordinary and compelling achievement.
Judicial/Judicious Judicial means "connected with a court of law"; judicious means "wise".
"Lavatory Lovestory," an arrangement of black lines on a white screen with a few judicious touches of bright color, is a charming little romantic poem, perfect in its small proportions.
This arrangement recalls the system of papal indulgences that long existed in medieval Europe, where judicious payments could be used to spare the well-to-do, at first from inconvenient penances, and later, as they believed, from the consequences of their sins.
