Sentence examples for a certain caution from inspiring English sources

But a certain caution moved within Briggs's bluster.

"The anger turned to skepticism and a certain caution".

They ranged in age from twenty-six to eighty-seven.] There was a certain caution in the comments of the police chief and mayor at this morning's press conference: for the moment, they circled around the question of what sort of hate we might be witnessing.

And possibly because so many of the newest pieces in this show have been in the collection only a short time -- a Matthew Barney is dated 2000 -- the museum is handling them with a certain caution, as if trying to figure out how to finesse their "postmodern" reputations.

Note that a certain caution has to be exercised in applying averaging theory.

According to anthropologists, eating means "incorporating", carrying within one's own body (Fischler 1990), and this may entail a certain caution or also aversion regarding the introduction of new, unknown elements within a diet.

At a certain point, caution is another word for indecisiveness.

But a joke consonant with a certain personal caution, a way of covering bets.

Around the edge of it, with a certain deferential caution, comes a hat.

The tension between fact and romance is compelling, but there is a certain imaginative caution about the project.

For three days, the Harlem Little League all-stars made their way around the sprawling complex that plays host to the Little League World Series with a certain cheerless caution.