Sentence examples similar to a cautious remark from inspiring English sources

Sharpton's cautious remarks were a reflection of his peak political stature.

O'Rourke, who has mounted a competitive campaign to oust Republican Sen. Ted Cruz from his seat, offered more cautious remarks, focusing primarily on the tens of thousands of mostly Central American asylum-seekers who have crossed into the U.S. in recent years.

But Mr. Brown's cautious remarks helped the pound extend its subsequent recovery.

The chancellor's highly cautious remarks came after the prime minister went out of his way to reach out to Merkel.

The cautious remarks by the home secretary, who stumbled slightly as she referred to the net migration target as "that comment", contrasted with the unequivocal "no ifs, no buts" declaration made by the prime minister in April 2011.

European leaders may have doubled down on their condemnations after the latest missile test, but these largely echoed previous, more cautious remarks, compared to President Trump vowing, somewhat ominously, to "take care of it". The comparative calmness with which Europe is responding may of course be due to the lack of direct threats.

By now, the market is used to hearing Greenspan's cautious remarks on stocks and chose instead to focus on his assessment of the economy.

Of course, the market is used to hearing Greenspan's cautious remarks on stocks by now and chose to focus on his assessment of the economy instead.

But since its initial, cautious remarks on the violence that broke out last week between protesters and state security forces, the U.S. State Department has slowly ramped up its rhetoric.

Some cautious remarks should be put in the manuscript.

Mr Barroso has made some cautious remarks about easing regulation but I fear it is unlikely to occur.