Sentence examples similar to value of judiciousness from inspiring English sources
In fact, Mr. Garrido and Ms. Martín, who is also a chef but has lately been running the front of the house, seem the soul of judiciousness.
For all the members' air of judiciousness, Justice Souter came closest to summarizing the urgency underlying the court's task.
Hurd's prose has the equipoise of the moderate Anglican - a type of judiciousness that has almost disappeared from intellectual life.
In his reply, a model of judiciousness, Trajan advised Pliny not to ferret out Christians nor to accept unsupported charges and to punish only those whose behaviour was ostentatiously recalcitrant.
The magazine, striking a pose of judiciousness, says that it "cannot say with any confidence" that same-sex marriage would cause "illegitimacy to increase"—though it goes on to imply that it might.
For this, Henry needs the public and financial support of the Church; and, despite his fine display of judiciousness, as Shakespeare is at pains to show us through the positioning of scenes, the fix is more or less in.
Even when he sets forth opposing points of view with a show of judiciousness, his real interest is always in placing a dexterous thumb on his preferred side of the scales.
Allowing the police to drug test its customers may have been an act of judiciousness rather than any kind of moral crusade.
From our experience, it seems that although some available programs may help with the process of identification of REs, a level of judiciousness is also required.
