Sentence examples for judicious reader from inspiring English sources

This is where you, the opinionated but judicious reader, can help.

But not only am I a self-published author, I am an avid, selective, and very judicious reader, so between those two points of view, I feel uniquely qualified to rebut his assertions.

Perhaps in reaction to the violence of the Jung partisans -- pro and con - Bair is relentlessly judicious, often preferring to draw the reader's attention to contradictory evidence rather than to draw conclusions.

He was an assiduous and discriminating reader whose works abound in judicious imitations of both the matter and the manner of his favourite authors.

This piece, by the way, is not about judicious critical sifting – it is simply a reader's reaction to gulping down the Booker shortlist – which I have done in preparation for reporting (fairly and without prejudice, of course) the result tonight.

The reader would have benefited from some judicious trimming and breaking up of the thoughts into shorter sentences.

It's always tempting to find something deviously anti-American in the actions of the French, but this case seems more like a misapplication of a judicious restriction — even if that restriction strikes most readers on this side of the Atlantic as an unnecessary restriction on free discourse.

Sounds to me as if Senator Schumer was trying more to convince himself rather than the reader that the vote he is casting is judicious.

Be judicious, and if possible offer deft context that will help readers understand less familiar words.

Over-zealous annotation can irritate the reader, if every occurrence of a common noun is highlighted; but judicious annotation can help non-expert readers better to understand the content of technical documents.

And Share's judicious annotations help bridge any distance between Bunting's local references and contemporary readers.