Sentence examples for judicious than from inspiring English sources

It was a good set, more judicious than similar ones I've seen, with beautiful sound.

Reform of habeas may be needed, but that reform should be more judicious than the professors suggest.

More judicious than Mr Lebrecht's tome, it outlines the often vexed relationship between creative temperaments and their commercial representatives who can be quite temperamental too.

The opening night turned out to be a triumph: an impressive testament to the still-powerful creativity of a composer who was maybe more judicious than in the past.

Mooney's book is more judicious than its move-product title, which, as he acknowledges in an opening chapter, is not meant to apply to moderate Republicans past (such as Dwight D. Eisenhower) or present (such as John McCain).

Hitchens's apostasy has generated nearly as much attention on the left as the war itself, but over a three-hour lunch in Washington, his position struck me as more judicious than its print version.

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

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

Insiders there are tipping James Jones, Bishop of Liverpool, as a more judicious option than the volatile Dr Sentamu.

His casting was judicious rather than starry: "My public knows that the doors of the Monnaie are too small for Pavarotti, the corridors too narrow for Jessye Norman" was an oft-repeated affirmation of faith.

The ruling is persuasive, but the relentless, exacting take-down of the logic behind same-sex marriage bans gives it the air of a great blog post or the position paper of a strident advocate rather than the judicious reasonableness of a judicial ruling.And this is what puzzles about Judge Posner's decision.