Sentence examples for judiciously built from inspiring English sources

Where he had once judiciously built his conjectures about Conan Doyle's life, he now seemed reckless.

"Did I want to shoot one of the 10 actresses or singers that comes judiciously built and stripped of their flaws, just because that is what we have to come to expect from them to justify their A-list status?" said Grand in her first "Love letter" to readers.

Gravity Rush builds judiciously.

We will carefully and judiciously make a few outside hires.

In 2011, the summer temperatures were moderate and the rains came in small doses, judiciously spaced, after a wet winter had built up water reserves.

The best part of "Arrow's" evolution has been the way it has carefully built up the world of Starling City and judiciously raised the stakes and created realistic conflicts for its characters, whether they wear superhero masks or not.

People will criticize Howard for deserting a team that has spent generously — if not judiciously — in trying to build a championship unit around him.

Built atop crusty, airy Il Forno ciabatta or chewy, yeasty Balthazar baguette, judiciously matched ingredients bring out the best in each other.

The pair have built up an underground vault of goodwill and credibility from often very serious work – judiciously sprinkled with mainstream roles (Gandalf, Picard) that have cult fanboys gathering at their feet while their profiles also more generally rise.

Similarly, it's easier to evaluate a judiciously chosen, parsimonious set of lies than to sort through what untruths might underlie NHST-based models built with large numbers of cases and variables.

But momentum can build rapidly on downhill mountain curves, I found, and if you don't brake judiciously, the 4,600-pound 4,600-poundas if itruckld run away felt you.