Sentence examples similar to words of prudence from inspiring English sources
On the left is an owl perched on a half-moon symbol of prudence and wisdom—withalf-moon symbol senyof (today Lord).
Titian's "Allegory to Prudence," in turn, shows a young man, a mature man and an old man in a painting designed to demonstrate, in the words of one medieval scholar, that prudence entails conserving the past, knowing the present and foreseeing the future.
The theorists of prudence forbid ethical language, even in the word-drenched scene of banking.
If we think that our words were reasonable and not meant to provoke, and we still censor ourselves, we are acting out of prudence or fear, and in a way treating the other as irrational.
Prudence - fear, in other words, of domestic unrest - demanded change.
Beloved husband of Prudence (Linder).
These conditions instilled a sense of prudence.
Beloved husband of Prudence (nee Silecchia).
The Czech Republic would be a model of prudence.
Most Asian economies have been models of prudence.
REMEMBER when a bank manager was the epitome of prudence?
