Sentence examples for The circumspect from inspiring English sources
adjective
Carefully aware of all circumstances; considerate of all that is pertinent.
- Being aware of the danger of upsetting her audience, she was somewhat circumspect in her comments.
It was the circumspect Flaherty, though, who had to make the championship happen.
Unlike the circumspect Tim Duncan and Manu Ginobili, Parker has too often raised questions with his decision-making.
Mr. Reynolds belonged to the circumspect, virtually invisible world of "backroom boys" who help magicians refine their acts.
But the references to it were unmistakable, and in the circumspect language of papal discourse, they were emphatic and uncompromising.
Despite all this, the circumspect, soft-spoken Lu gamely agreed to meet me for an off-site interview.
The librarian, Lucy Brand, returned my greeting with the circumspect air of one who hopes to be rewarded for her forbearance with a wealth of juicy tidbits.
Of the big three networks, ABC was the most circumspect about the implications of the decision, and clearest at providing caveats.
Washington was the more circumspect of the two on this topic.
Mostly, the details of the exchange were circumspect, the sources said.
As usual, the central banker spoke in the convoluted, circumspect language he has perfected over the years.
The report captured the prevailing circumspect mood, warning that Asia needed to address "daunting multigenerational challenges and risks".
