Sentence examples for kind of prudence from inspiring English sources

And no doubt there was a kind of prudence in his decision to dare to be dull.

For one thing, for the better part of the past half century, voters identified Republicans with the kind of prudence and power that kept them safe.

In this case, this kind of prudence would be a shame — a voracious public intellectual should be taking a whack at electricity and primordial matter and anything else that isn't tied down.

If he had shown the kind of prudence that now makes his symbol the logo of a French savings bank, maybe he would have made it to the top, but then Vaux would have remained only a dream.

"They didn't show the kind of prudence or knowledge someone in the industry should have shown that you could segregate this corn," said Richard S. Lewis, a partner at Cohen, Milstein.

In this case, this kind of prudence would be a shame a voracious public intellectual should be taking a whack at electricity and primordial matter and anything else that isn't tied down.

Everyone involved signed confidentiality agreements that, ironically, commit them to the kind of personal prudence and privacy that Facebook – a key agent of invasion and exhibition – threatens to destroy.

In Distin, Moyes might have found a player who restores the conviction that successful teams can be built with the kind of vigilance and prudence that he applies so assiduously at Goodison.

Much discussion of instrumental rationality has taken place in the context of a debate about whether instrumental rationality is the only kind of practical rationality or, alternatively, there are other requirements of practical rationality as well, such as requirements of prudence and morality.

Lacking is a warmth and depth of sound, the kind of cushion that with proper care and prudence will come with age.

Beloved husband of Prudence (Linder).