Sentence examples for judicious style from inspiring English sources

Renowned as a biographer because of his Parallel Lives, Plutarch (born about 50 CE) was also a teacher of philosophy in Rome, a priest at Delphi, and an engaging essayist with a warm, urbane, and judicious style.

Whereas Finkelstein's study is exhaustively researched and footnoted, and has been written in a precise and judicious style, Bartov dismisses the book as "a novel variation on... 'The Protocols of the Elders of Zion' "and, moreover, as "indecent... juvenile, self-righteous, arrogant and stupid".

The judicious way is to normalize relations.

An attorney general needs to be seen as judicious, and his divisive style is ill suited to the job.

The ideal Grove style is sober, judicious, concise and clear.

There is a spareness to Martin's narrative style, but her judicious use of details (such as the red lipstick of a distraught dancer contrasting with the dark circles under her eyes) brings her characters into sharp relief.

On a recent trip to Fort Lauderdale, I tried to find various aspects of the city's gastronomy, starting with checking into the Hilton Fort Lauderdale Beach Resort at North Beach (below), which manifests a judicious balance of luxury and relaxed style, all its rooms with balconies overlooking the ocean.

Not all judicial decisions are judicious.

As a harpsichordist and organist, Mr. Leonhardt pursued a straightforward style in which ornamentation was judicious rather than showy.

In 1961, he moved to the New Statesman as its first weekly political columnist in the modern style, mixing reportage, observation and judicious comment.

As he joins the United States' preparations for the World Cup, Dempsey finds a familiar formation in the 4-4-2 accustomedustyled style of compact defense and judicious movement forward.