Sentence examples for a bit circumspect from inspiring English sources

But, he noted, with only 30 billion euros of the total package coming from Brussels, "I'm a bit circumspect in the absence of tangible commitments from national governments".

M.H.: I think my psychiatry degree never came through, so I'm gonna be a bit circumspect here, or a bit circumscribed here.

So presented with the opportunity to sit through a two-hour disco documentary at the London film festival, I was a bit circumspect.

If your website is so internationally controversial that you've got Interpol and RIAA secret police knocking on your door every other day, it pays to be a bit circumspect when it comes to hosting.

He was amazed by the technology and a bit circumspect.

You have to be a bit circumspect, but you also have to take up a position, and you have to stick to it.

"Obviously, writers are a little bit circumspect about the genre, especially at this time," said Bryce Zabel, who sits on the academy's board of governors and on the board of directors of the Writers Guild of America, the union that represents writers.

In later years they became a bit more circumspect.

For his part, Mr. O'Brien was a bit more circumspect.

Obama administration officials have been a bit more circumspect.

On Yahoo's Devil Ball golf blog, though, you will get a bit more circumspect view from Jay Busbee.