I think that, you know, we need to be judicious about that.
"Wal-Mart is very judicious about that," he said.
We have to accept at face-value the depth of their training, their skills and reflex abilities, and we allow them to carry weapons they can point and shoot without knowledge of their aptitude to be judicious about that power.
This saga has been often told, most recently in David O. Stewart's novelistic narrative "The Summer of 1787," but Beeman's work is distinguished by a gently judicious tone that allows us to appreciate, and draw some lessons from, the delicate balances that emerged out of that passion-filled Philadelphia crucible.
We are fortunate that Chris Waters's Fred Trueman – a thorough and judicious book that does not equivocate over the great Yorkshire and England fast bowler's complexities and sometimes splenetic temperament – is not so tentative.
There won't be many areas of the game where the USA can set the agenda, but judicious subs that aren't so much like-for-like swaps as shifts of emphasis that have the potential to alter the rhythm of the game in the Americans' favor.
Arianna makes way for a delicious battle of quills I'm in two minds about Arianna Huffington's latest move: is the transfer of her Huffington Post to America Online a judicious sale that gives her (even) more money and a global editorial presence, or a sell-out that betrays the anti-establishment joie de vivre of her online publication?
The judicious books that accompany two new shows give perspective to her intentions and, in the process, to her character.
Jenkins said the campus police conducted a "thorough and judicious investigation that followed the facts where they led".
This version of "Great Expectations" is the latest of numerous film and television adaptations, none of which approach the confidence of David Lean's classic 1946 rendition, with judicious editing that left the story room to breathe.
