Sentence examples for judicious statement from inspiring English sources
Rather, it is unbalanced; every judicious statement in it feels pallid compared to the weird, fluorescent vividness of its scenes of cruelty, the shadow and therefore the twin of the eroticism that saturates Morrison's fiction.
Bumper stickers inspired by the film proliferated throughout Vermont, along with the notion that a write-in vote for Tuttle would constitute a judicious political statement.
The trick, she said, is "alternating platitudinous statement and judicious silence".
Although the 15-year-old article focuses on the confirmation hearings for Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen G. Breyer - whose confirmation strategy Professor Kagan described as "alternating platitudinous statement and judicious silence" in response to questions by senators who then failed to push the nominees further - it is hardly outdated.
Bernanke has not always been judicious — one of his market-moving statements was an off-the-cuff comment to Maria Bartiromo, of CNBC, at a dinner — but his reputation for flakiness is undeserved.
Mr. Carter hinted at Coltrane's intensity in ballad statements, raced into modernist harmonies and used judicious double tonguing and overblown notes; he also played phrases that ached with the blues.
These evidence-based position statements advocate for birth environments and models of maternity care that prioritize the judicious use of obstetric technology when caring for healthy women and newborns.
Darren Shirley at Shore Capital said: We reiterate sell; in the medium term though we see today's statement as more positive for the UK grocery sector as Morrison follows Tesco's lead in being more judicious with its capital, potentially leading to improving industry returns and cash flows.
