Sentence examples for Guarded remarks from inspiring English sources

At Facebook's developer conference in April, Zuckerberg made guarded remarks about Trump describing "fearful voices talking about building walls".

He'ddirected a few guarded remarks at Shannon to see if she could findout anything from Jamie, though he had to be careful, since hisdaughter didn't know about his involvement with Quint's fund.

While the expressions and the words seemed ill-tempered, Camby was careful after the game to guard his remarks.

People packed in so tight that one security guard remarked: "We have gridlock at three gates.

Hook, the former prison guard, remarked, "We ought to take all those guys and hang them in public, beginning with the governor".

He is lucky, the prison guards remark, because the bottle didn't break inside him; if it had, he'd probably die of gangrene.

As I picked my way across the rooftops, noticing one of the streetlamps below me was on the blink, I heard a couple of guards remarking on how beautiful a golden mask in the window of a jewelry shop looked.

(Incidentally, such red-carpet questions are the ultimate journalistic cold-calling enterprise as anyone who ever saw Dennis Pennis will attest. You can quite literally go up to someone, shout "Britney! Britney! What do you think of the nationalisation of Northern Rock?" and be hopeful of an off-guard remark).

In the Jets' locker room this week, only center Kevin Mawae has seen fit to fire back at Johnson; others have been more guarded in their remarks.

He never paid much heed to the niceties of political communication, and in retirement he has even fewer incentives to be guarded in his remarks.

More guarded in his remarks than at recent rallies when he was forced to retract provocative statements, like building an electrified border fence, Mr Cain stuck mostly to motivational bromides.