Sentence examples for Show circumspection from inspiring English sources

I should also like to draw your attention to an amendment tabled by our former colleague, Bernard Kouchner, who asked us to show circumspection when resorting to embargoes or blockades, since it is the ordinary people who suffer in those cases instead of the authorities we want to sanction.

Pravda said all states involved should display caution, circumspection, and self-control.

The rule does not explicitly prohibit taking official legislative action in case of a financial conflict; it simply demands that a member show, "added circumspection".

Richard also showed greater circumspection in his patronage.

Canny circumspection is shown by someone who is "wise, but shuns the spotlight", like the anonymous British graffiti artist Banksy or Lord of the Ring's Gandalf.

173 175 Despite the optimism that miRNAs may represent robust biomarkers, the results should be treated with some circumspection; recent reviews showed that up to 58% (n=47) of the reported tumour related miRNAs are not disease specific.

Suggestions that another hit US show, Glee, has helped the troupe's fortunes are met by Lloyd with circumspection.

She goes on to write that Johnson's words show a "deep psychological investment in masculine self-image," one that "has the power to subvert circumspection, logic, prudence, morality and even national self-interest in matters of national decision making, and create the illusion that there are no alternatives".

Some circumspection is required, however, because histone deacetylase inhibitors, including valproate, may induce lytic replication, as has been shown for KSHV and EBV (Klass et al, 2005; Feng and Kenney, 2006; Lu et al, 2006).

Her circumspection proved justified.

Here, he retreats into circumspection.