This was how it was, with no way to quiet the ceaseless cacophony beyond, say, fingers, pillows, earplugs and the judicious use of the phrase, "Shaddap".
Although neither Yuan Yuan Tan (Friday) nor Ms. Kochetkova (Sunday) is a natural for much Balanchine choreography, here their phrasing, so musically judicious, became the program's great event.
Then there was the general lack of throbbing vibrato and the judicious introduction of the rounded phrasing of string portamento (both most notable in the wonderful violin passage with distant drums as the giants return with Freia, expecting to collect their loot), and a golden mellowness to the brass.
For James is the model of a critic: devoted, patient, learned, exhaustive, sensitive, stern, demanding and, above and beyond all else, judicious to the last qualifying phrase.
The "requisite qualifications" have been repeatedly deliberated over and they are clearly wanting, but study that last phrase, "…to a judicious combination of all the reasons and inducements which were proper to govern their choice".
In a song like Dowland's supremely melancholy "Come, Heavy Sleep" he uses dynamic nuance, thoughtful phrasing and even a judicious touch of vibrato to magnify the emotional pull.
Ms. Parry and Mr. Pennington, both veteran actors with ample Shakespearean experience (Ms. Parry is Mr. Brook's wife), clarify the reversals of thought with judicious pauses and delicate emphases of phrasing, so that each image is softly underlined, each metaphor etched clearly in the theatrical space.
Not all judicial decisions are judicious.
Essie shows that a judicious combination of exploiting document structure, phrase searching, and concept based query expansion is a useful approach for information retrieval in the biomedical domain.
