Sentence examples for no judicious from inspiring English sources

The soft-core steaminess of "Game of Thrones" threatens to wipe out the symbolic dimension altogether; there is no judicious fall of the curtain.

He wrote in his 1666 Of the Surveyor's Design for repairing the old ruinous structure of St Paul's: It must be concluded that the Tower from Top to Bottom and the adjacent parts are such a heap of deformaties that no Judicious Architect will think it corrigible by any Expense that can be laid out upon new dressing it.

In the world run by the Cartesian Demon, our thinker is no less judicious and no less scrupulous in attending to (what he blamelessly takes to be) relevant considerations than he is in our world.

Checking out our neighbours' intentions is no more than judicious unless, in the fun of doing it, we forget what we are checking for.

Can you elaborate on that at all?" O'Connor's terse reply showed she hasn't lost her judicious instincts: "No," she said.

No amount of judicious investigation could have revealed to a would-be adulterer that Ashley Madison was the dating site that would lose their details, and not OKCupid, Match.com or Tinder.

In the reversal of its original decision to run our rebuttal to Miss Glick's smear of a respected senior IDF public servant, the Jerusalem Post appears to have chosen to replace past presentations of authentic, fair and balanced content with a bully pulpit for character assassination, one that allows no avenue for judicious response.

There is no guarantee that judicious use of language can prevent misunderstanding of even the most rigorous and carefully performed studies.

Every resource at the filmmakers' disposal is used to portray the bailouts as not only judicious but a no-brainer.

It was a solid hour featuring no more than a judicious quota of scenic views.

Here there are no cuts, just the judicious placing of colour postcards over monochrome portraits.