Sentence examples for work judiciously from inspiring English sources

The pair have built up an underground vault of goodwill and credibility from often very serious work – judiciously sprinkled with mainstream roles (Gandalf, Picard) that have cult fanboys gathering at their feet while their profiles also more generally rise.

What might have been a pro forma affair is instead an array of outstanding works, judiciously chosen to represent everyone at the top of his or her game.

The program is part of the orchestra's four-week commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Schoenberg's death, with the composer's works judiciously mingled with slightly less ambitious fare: here, Beethoven's Fifth Symphony and the Prelude to Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde".

The school's 200-book reading list remains largely faithful to the original Hutchins plan, with new works judiciously added to the core curriculum.

But in the present work, a judiciously designed sol solution ingredients was used to create the titania-OH-TSO coating without the addition of any chelating agent, which simplified the sol gel procedure.

Effective particle sharing mechanisms are further designed to distribute particles among different working nodes judiciously and thus strike a good balance between computational overhead and estimation accuracy.

In this work, and as judiciously stated by the authors, the trial was only designed as a proof-of-concept and dose-finding study.

Not every local police officer was implicated by the report, and a great many have been working tirelessly and judiciously in Ferguson since last summer, in the face of great public anger.

But the show itself is far more serious — with works that have been judiciously selected, intelligently organized and beautifully installed (if slightly overstuffed) in the museum's main galleries by Nancy Hall-Duncan, the museum's chief curator.

The Williams show anatomizes Hitler's responses to the city — his enchantments and disenchantments — with well-written wall texts and judiciously selected art works and artifacts.

As Donati has already judiciously observed, the works of Nature are not connected in series in a Scale, but cohere in a Net.