With the enemies, of course, with America and Israel, but this battle must be waged with maximum judiciousness and calm.
Dr. Kass said he thought the president spoke with "great judiciousness and consideration".
Even so towering a creation as the oratorio "Elijah" receives only limited praise, and the accomplishments of Mendelssohn the performer are treated with like judiciousness.
With admirable judiciousness, it even finds it in its heart to praise the charitable work of the Catholic church, as well as reminding us that paedophiles (whom Robertson has defended in court) can be kindly men.
As best I can make out, Heilbrunn retains most of the foreign-policy views that he held before but applies them with greater judiciousness, and can no longer bear the sight of those who don't.
He was the book reviewer for The New Republic, where he showed all the virtues that Mencken, at The Smart Set and the Mercury, so conspicuously lacked: an actual love of literary art, together with sophistication, judiciousness, and an ability to generalize, to say what the "scene" was.
But later on, you're 27, 28, you've learned what to say 'yes' to with more judiciousness".
But later on, you're 27, 28, you've learned what to say 'yes' to with more judiciousness". Hanks and Lewes divorced in 1987 and the next year, the actor married actress Rita Wilson.
It must be used with great care and judiciousness and with a clear understanding of the obligations that we have as a responsible member of the international community... Q.
Many written histories founder precisely on the absence of this essential judiciousness with sources and interpretations, and here too, with their almost inevitable minglings of what did happen with what might have happened with what almost certainly did not happen, the movies can fail as history as well.
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.
