Sentence examples for of shared prudence from inspiring English sources

There is another index of shared prudence.

Alongside the clinical findings, it is of fundamental importance to build a physician-patient relationship based on the virtues of prudence, sharing, attention, willingness and so on.

Reports of German fiscal prudence have been greatly exaggerated.

"We want to leave a little more for all the future from today: this is the declination of the virtue of prudence, which we share, as well as sloth or apathy is interpreted as resistance to change and justice (in top down, bottom up and cross relations) is understood as the recognition and appreciation of each other's work and working together.

A particularly illustrative possible worlds analysis of the concept of prudence is found in Bricker 1980.

Her decision to appear on camera was not an act of courage, but of prudence.

She is a daughter of Prudence and Walter Crone of Charleston, S.C.

Loving brother of John and Prudence.

George Osborne would approve of such prudence.

liberated from all the requirements of political prudence.

Early in his chancellorship, he made much of his prudence.