Sentence examples for Sounds cautious from inspiring English sources

"It has become something of a rule that after each inter-governmental conference, we call for another".On such further grand designs she sounds cautious.

Yes, Hagel sounds cautious about a U.S. bombing campaign against Iran's nuclear facilities, but such a campaign isn't what keeps the Iranian supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, up at night.

They worry that Mr Giscard d'Estaing wants a Union run by national governments, in which the European Commission and the European Parliament play distinctly humbler roles.The man himself certainly sounds cautious about handing over more powers to "Brussels".

The CEBR says the £9bn saving sounds "cautious and reasonable" but adds a caveat that it cannot comment on how EU policies towards Britain would change as a result of withdrawal.

For the first time he sounds cautious: "I don't want to push it, to overdo it," he says.

If Lyth sounds cautious, it is because he knows what it feels like to be talked of as an England contender, only to miss out.

Still, the company sounded cautious.

Olsen sounded cautious after the victory.

Manager Terry Collins, who has witnessed an almost endless string of injuries this season, sounded cautious.

Alderson said it was possible the Mets could spend $100 million on one player, but sounded cautious about the whole notion.

With his Pittsburgh Pirates in first place on July 19, Manager Clint Hurdle sounded cautious when asked about his players.