Sentence examples for prudent words from inspiring English sources

I suspect that most of us can, in different moods, sympathize with both the Kennedy and the Eisenhower speeches, with both the rousing idealistic call and the prudent words of caution.

Here is the Fidel Castro I think I know: a man of austere customs and insatiable illusions, with a formal old-world education, with prudent words and fine manners and unable to conceive of an idea that is not disproportionate".

He had much knowledge of mankind, was quick in counsel, prudent in words, and very eloquent and very generous.

"I am being extremely prudent with my words," he told journalists in Brussels.

His fiscal plans are full of the word "prudent".

But on the subject of government fiscal sobriety, he used the word "prudent" five times in five minutes.

Nonetheless, the CEWC chose to describe its monetary policy with the same word ("prudent") it used last year, when fighting inflation was the priority.

At points it resembles New Labour in its 2005 pomp; even the word "prudent" appears, alongside a Republican-like promise to "enshrine in law" deficit reduction and a balanced budget.

Brown used the word "prudent" six times in the speech.

Might Mr Brown be going the same way?For a man whose favourite words are "prudent" and "cautious", Mr Brown is taking some big risks.

The frame of her wing is inscribed with the words ("The prudent virgin has longed for the starry throne where she has made her place ready; leaving the world's threshing floor, she saved the grain for herself by winnowing the chaff. The young girl has been steeped in heavenly learning. Stripped of everything, with sure footsteps she followed Christ until she was delivered from earthly affairs").