Sentence examples for a cautious fellow from inspiring English sources

But he is a cautious fellow.

Be careful: this is a trick question.By temperament and experience, Mr Boehner is a cautious fellow.

Lord Heseltine said he was surprised by the ex-prime minister's intervention last week, but said Sir John was a "cautious fellow - he does not say things without thinking them out".

"He's a very conservative, very cautious fellow," Mr. Grenier said.

Just as surprising, Mr. Colbert even got his cautious fellow host to make a few cracks about possible collusion between the Trump administration and the Russian government.

I spoke with a Russian check-point tank commander Lt. Col. Vladimir Vassiliyevich as he sat at a rustic table under a tree eating his bread, cheese and tomatoes, all provided by locals, washed down with Georgian beer, which he told me was "very fine". He was a cautious, intelligent fellow in his mid-30s.

Cubans who were eager to adopt the market model could move to the new city, while their more cautious fellow citizens could wait to see how things played out.

Yesterday, Greenspan reiterated the problem, but, cautious fellow that he is, he didn't have much to say about the solution.

Boeing managed a gain of 3.5%, despite a cautious 2010 outlook, while fellow Dow component Caterpillar slid 6.8% after topping estimates but issuing guidance that fell short of expectations.

Not by nature a cautious man, Evans was unusual among his fellow bishops in his willingness to say unpopular things and embrace unpopular causes.

After she sneezes, a fellow elevator passenger gives her a cautious look.