Sentence examples for judicious man from inspiring English sources

President Obama is an intelligent, judicious man who can see all sides of an issue.

But Mr. Paniagua, by all accounts a shy, judicious man, did not answer.

D'Amuro, a more judicious man than his former boss, more cautious than Mark Rossini in his use of language, paused before answering.

He's a moderate, judicious man who doesn't fly off at the handle; he has to know the facts before taking on a mortal duty.

A Rhodes scholar described by some colleagues as his generation's finest legal intellectual in South Africa, he is a courtly, judicious man who serves tea with impeccable gentility.

Having already described him as "a very clever, able, active and judicious man," he now recognized his intellectual and administrative ability and his humanism and concern for the Javanese, and on September 11 he proclaimed him lieutenant governor of Java.

For those who find comfort in believing their nation's role in the world is being guided by sober, thoughtful, wise and judicious men and women, this book is not to be recommended.

Moe (Nathan Hinton), who's operated his business selling refreshments et al but has his eye on a move to Wisconsin, is a judicious middle-aged man.

In Wessel's judicious view, these men made some good decisions, like financing the absorption of the mortally wounded investment bank Bear Stearns by a larger competitor.

One man's judicious independent is another's unreliable traitor.Yet a politician's ability to defy his own party is, on balance, a valuable trait (for the country, if not the party), and it is one that Arlen Specter often displayed.

We have a good guy in the White House, a smart man of judicious temperament and profound ideals, a man with a sweet private life, a man of dignity and good humor, whose enemies, waving their hairy arms and legs, woofing, yelling absurdities, only make him look taller.