1
Beyond a question; and no more than a commendable prudence required.
2
Your peers will probably be of the opinion that you display a commendable prudence.
3
It is a commendable prudence, and must not be delayed.
4
To hide oneself 'till the calamity be overpast' may be rank cowardice or commendable prudence.
5
Yes, yes-say no more-orrather it is myself who should thank you for the commendable prudence you have displayed.
6
From that time till 1639, when he passed away, he administered the affairs of his diocese with commendable prudence and zeal.
7
With all these glancing before him, he, with commendable prudence, resolved to continue his voyage, and trust to kind Providence for the best.
8
"Still, Olive," she remarked, with commendable prudence, "one swallow does not make a summer."
9
"Mr. Okada shows commendable prudence."
10
" Commendable prudence," Laton purred.