Sentences with word «judiciousness»

I'm very, very grateful that I have enough disposable income that I can in fact afford to buy all the books I want whenever I want them — but I do also have to exercise at least some level of judiciousness in it.

He knows so much because he is an informed, disciplined scholar who works the classic sources, and who thinks with judiciousness about the present crisis.

That depth and judiciousness carries over from politics to every avenue of their lives.

Allying with neither the do - nothing denialists, the geo - engineering technophiles, nor the orthodox environmentalists, King and Walker build a nuanced case for, above all, science - based judiciousness.

Durham's language and material judiciousness are poetic, and his engagement with art history is aloof and humorous.

In comparison to such works, George Marsden's book is a model of judiciousness.

Whether he is championing the flawed but courageous Whittaker Chambers, extricating the true George Orwell from the misreadings of his leftist interpreters, or estimating the achievements of Edmund Wilson, Sidney Hook, and Clement Greenberg, Kramer manifests the judiciousness and enthusiasm that lie at the heart of all good criticism.

But the undeclared war of today has created for students an agonizing set of alternatives, and their agony has in turn given their characters a depth and judiciousness that we lacked utterly.

yes, its true, as manc / manu have shown, that spending a lot does nt GUARANTEE success, but its also true that, given wenger's judiciousness, if he were to spend big again, we'd probably get another very important player.

Your question seeks a solution aimed at changing the perceptions of your advisor as to the judiciousness or your choice of an «alternate» career pathway.

Columbia University Professor Wally Broecker has recently published a thoughtful opinion piece (open access) on the judiciousness and potential of air capture geoengineering in the new journal Elementa: Science of the Anthropocene.