Sentence examples similar to articulate caution from inspiring English sources
Indeed, for each silver-haired model with sharp cheekbones and a long, lean body that designers put on the runway or venerate in an advertising campaign or on the red carpet, they articulate countless cautions against "old lady" style, or ensembles looking too "mother-of-the-bride" or "mumsy" — all of which land like a thousand paper cuts.
But where Mr. Rumsfeld and Mr. Cheney go out of their way to be bland, Mr. Wolfowitz combines James Mason-like good looks, a silky voice and a pronounced activist vision -- articulated with either passion or caution depending on time and place.
When the regime was roused to caution intellectuals against articulating extreme viewpoints and attacking religious beliefs as part of a campaign to uproot any disunity among the people and ensure public order it succeeded in achieving that impossible golden mean.
George Kennan, perhaps the most articulate twentieth-century advocate of realism and caution, once wrote a book called "American Diplomacy," cataloguing America's unsuccessful military ventures.
The Furlong has produced some encouraging results, but we would like to sound a note of caution if using a ceramic on polyethylene articulating couple.
His articulate grieving daughter Ms. Kerry Cahill encapsulated precisely the courage and nobility required of all of us in these demanding times in her caution against reflexive, indiscriminate hate.
Only if one takes the view, articulated by Senator Fessenden in the Johnson impeachment, that impeachment is a power, quote, "to be exercised with extreme caution in extreme cases," can the same standard apply to both Presidents and judges?
Articulate, bright, funny people.
They are highly articulate.
