But there was still something lurking behind, of which prudence forbad the disclosure.(可是這里面還有些蹊蹺，為了謹慎起見，她可不敢說出來。)

PRUDENCE and virtue do not always receive their just desserts.(審慎和美德并不一定一直都能得到它們應(yīng)得的獎賞。)

IT SEEMS so unfair. Most Asian economies have been models of prudence.(這一切看起是如此不公：大多數(shù)亞洲經(jīng)濟體都已經(jīng)成為了謹慎的典范。)

But prudence can't tell me what sentence to write next.(但審慎不會告訴下一句話該寫什么。)

Ireland's prudence in debt management has not come cheaply.(愛爾蘭在債券管理上的謹慎經(jīng)營，代價不菲。)

Competing with Germany required similar prudence from other euro members.(要與德國競爭側(cè)需要其他歐元成員有著同樣的謹慎。)

South Korea is an exception to the rule of Asian prudence.(韓國是亞洲節(jié)約規(guī)律的例外。)

'My dear Prudence, ' I replied, 'you're talking nonsense.'(“我親愛的普律當絲，”我回答說，“您簡直是在胡扯。”)

Could the Epicurean will hostile to pessimism be merely the prudence of a suffering man?(反悲觀主義的伊壁鳩魯意志僅僅是苦難人的謹慎嗎？)

What, then, are the limits of wisdom and prudence?(那么，智慧和謹慎的界限是什么呢？)