The color can be intensified through judicious cutting.
It's hardly a surprise to discover, through judicious Googling, that Michael Barbaro looks exactly like he sounds.
Perhaps they will evolve through judicious deleting and updating of profile information, through the constant awareness of their public face.
Through judicious all-round trimming, including spending less on buying in programmes from other producers, the corporation should avoid serious damage to the quality of its output.
The figured bass era took full advantage of the possibilities of variety and contrast through judicious manipulations of all elements of composition.
But over the last few years, through judicious programming, retooling of the board and aggressive fund-raising, the Aldrich has labored to drag itself into a bigger arena.
But Mr. Paulson repositioned the business as one built on superior brainpower and the generation of heady profits through judicious risk-taking.
A 200-year-old comedy, Fanny Burney's "Busy Day," finally makes its West End debut, with a smooth, canny interpretation that finds immediate accessibility through judicious exaggeration.
Yet as embodied by Marcus Neville, Emily Skinner and Kathleen Freeman, respectively, these characters acquire a touching reality through judicious restraint.
Photographers, through judicious use of lighting, were expected to aim for an expression that was free of any suggestion of suffering and instead conveyed a sense of peace.
But putting on the show is a lot of work, and Mr. Wiseman's particular genius has always been to convey, through judicious editing and dogged filming, the tedium, busyness and quiet intensity of group labor.
