Sentence examples for The circumspection from inspiring English sources

The circumspection of his remarks suggests not only that Wall Street have a reliable candidate in Romney, but also that even if Obama wins re-election, the financial sector will emerge well positioned in Washington.

"The circumspection of football politics has contributed in large part to Mr Hakeem's life and liberty being in imminent danger and it will be no comfort once his immediate future is either spent in a Thai prison, or experiencing a recurrence of the torture in Bahrain that he suffered in 2012, to say that we 'tried'," said Foster.

She replied with the circumspection of a hostile witness.

In a sign of the circumspection, some economists have even reviewed the employment statistics.

Xinran's sufferings in the Cultural Revolution made sense in light of the testimonies she gathered, which are remarkably frank given the circumspection encouraged by Chinese society.

Paradoxically, it might yet prove that he was undone last time by precisely the circumspection that seemed prudent in experimenting with his stamina.

Gone is the miserable circumspection of the Carlos Queiroz era.

Adding to the conundrum is the extreme circumspection of many companies (especially dot-coms) about marketing and advertising expenses.

When The Whitsun Weddings was released Alvarez continued his attacks in a review in The Observer, complaining of the "drab circumspection" of Larkin's "commonplace" subject-matter.

Yet, probably the greater reason for the justices' growing circumspection by the early 1970s was that the Supreme Court was taking its most active role ever in running the nation's affairs: when the court ruled against Richard Nixon in the Watergate tapes case, it effectively forced a president from office.

So much was expected of Kenneth Branagh's Cinderella remake, opening typically as the last stop of a Hollywood rollout (another sign of the studios' circumspection when dealing with Japan).