Sentence examples for and the caution of from inspiring English sources

Maybe Trump, who touts his ability to keep military secrets, has found a secret middle ground between the invasions of Bush and the caution of Obama.

To generalise broadly across a wide range of property and economies, the mismatch between investors' enthusiasm and the caution of occupiers has rarely seemed bigger.

But he praised the performance and the caution of the Afghan security forces, which he said had prevented further civilian deaths and led to a "relatively quick control of the situation".

Frédéric Sawicki, a political scientist at the Sorbonne, said the embarrassment of the Socialists and the caution of Mr. Sarkozy's party "leaves a large space for Marine Le Pen to dress herself as the defender of women against macho men".

Kang, who now works as a newspaper reporter in the South, regarded both the fanfare of the sunshine policy and the caution of Roh Moo Hyun's peace-and-prosperity approach to the North as hopelessly naïve, and as something worse than appeasement, more like capitulation.

Du Bois, the romance of Zora Neale Hurston and the social realism of Richard Wright, the defiance of the Black Lives Matter movement and the caution of "respectability politics," there has always been something along these lines: go along or fight back, persuade or condemn, love or leave, use a common language or create one of your own.

The Dow's winners and losers are a reminder of how the nation's uneven economic recovery is playing out in the business world, and suggest the caution of investors even as the market has rallied.

This work was hampered by poor weather and by the caution of Captain England, who frequently took the ship out into the bay until ice conditions at the landing ground were in his view safer.

And he lacks the caution of most politicians, itself central to his appeal.

He was throwing Obama a lifeline; but the miracle was unorthodox, and Obama has the caution of the orthodox.

I can choose to stop hearing it as a putdown or denial of my talent, and embrace instead the caution of a woman who knew few choices for women to support themselves, for whom a such a dream was dangerous.