Sentence examples for judicious essay from inspiring English sources
Among his best Sight and Sound articles was 'Hollywood's Anti-Red Boomerang' (1953), a long, judicious essay that still stands up well today, about popular cinema and the Cold War.
(Mirka Zemanova supplies judicious balance in "Janacek's Uncollected Essays on Music": "The foundation of an independent Czech republic was a powerful stimulus for Janacek. However, the heightened creativity that was to follow was undoubtedly also stimulated by... his love for Kamila Stosslova").
(The piece on Bresson is still, thirty-six years later, the best essay on him — moving, deep, judicious).
There are also essays that fall outside that range a judicious account, for instance, of new translations of "Beowulf".
An essay by Mr H.J. Laski* just published is a judicious contribution to the subject.
I am inclined to go along with the suggestion of the title in Thanissaro Bhikkhu's recent essay in Tricycle magazine: "The Power of Judgment: Judgmental Is Bad, Judicious Is Good".
Even the more compelling essays in this volume — like so much of his fiction — could have done with a little judicious pruning.
Mayor calm, judicious, tolerant.
