Sentence examples for more judiciously selected from inspiring English sources

This uneven show of mostly recent works, including many little confectionery sketches, makes one wish for a more judiciously selected retrospective.

A more astutely focused, judiciously selected exhibition might lead to different conclusions, but this one will not alter the impression that last rites for this type of show are in order.

But the show itself is far more serious — with works that have been judiciously selected, intelligently organized and beautifully installed (if slightly overstuffed) in the museum's main galleries by Nancy Hall-Duncan, the museum's chief curator.

In this work, selective etching action of a judiciously selected organic solvent was envisaged to improve the electrochemical characteristics of the electrodes.

Instead, it is far more interesting to use a mobile sampling scheme that would collect samples at few judiciously selected locations, in a way that would enable it to gain enough information about the field to be able to infer, with significant accuracy, the value of the parameter of interest at the unsampled locations.

Although five or six judiciously selected tapas could make a satisfying, wholesome meal for two, with food as artful as Ibiza's it's easy to want to order more.

And then of course there is Hill's judiciously selected "Of The Week" moments.

There weren't a lot of gun battles during the cold war, and the targets were judiciously selected.