Casimir's foreign policy reflected his own character: prudent, cool, obstinate, and self-controlled.
Trump "has neither the character nor the prudent disposition for the job" of president, the editors write.
Without prudent leadership and strength of character, the answer to the question "Confronted with an Ethical Dilemma: What will you do?" will unfortunately and unnecessarily (too often) be silence due to practices of convenience versus having the fortitude to do the right thing(s).
Meledandri told me that smaller budgets are not only more prudent; they also allow for more movies with character that can succeed without appealing to everyone.
We choose him on the assumption that the real Bob Dole is the one who spent three decades on Capitol Hill, not this year's dubious character; that he would be more prudent than his economic plan implies.
Given the overheated character of the debate, perhaps it is prudent to move toward less contested and more factual terrain, where it is possible to better understand what the fuss is all about.
Prudent realists will accept that our judgements about the character of our experience are fallible.
Cabral's character has been described as well-learned, courteous, prudent, generous, tolerant with enemies, humble, but also vain and too concerned with the respect he felt his honor and position demanded.
Socrates sketches the character of the decent and good person this way: "the prudent and quiet character, which is always nearly equal to itself, is neither easily imitated nor, when imitated, easily understood, especially by a festive assembly where all sorts of human beings are gathered in a theater.
If you read the act, it says, they would be acting like a prudent man "in a like capacity in a conduct in an enterprise of a like character and was like aims". OK?
They urged more prudent pruning and aesthetic consideration in the future — rather than destruction or replacement — to preserve the character of downtown Laguna.
