Sentence examples for be circumspect with from inspiring English sources
But you have to be circumspect with any medical study, and this is very preliminary.
(The site also counsels members to be circumspect with information that might be used against inmates or jeopardize their appeals).
You thought caddies had dignity issues, forced as they are to carry other people's bags and be circumspect with their advice.
The ANC's secretary general, Gwede Mantashe, asked members to be circumspect in singing liberation songs with words that "can be seen and be interpreted to be contributing to a racial polarisation of society".
The fact of our separate existences as Nozick parses that fact is the morally impressive fact about the nature of individuals that provides us with reason to be circumspect in our conduct toward one another.
As with any recreational substance, it pays to be circumspect.
On Wednesday morning, Cornyn, who'd previously been circumspect, came out with a definitive pronouncement on the Graham-Durbin deal.
Although the first rumblings about switching the tournament to winter were heard in the immediate aftermath of the Wizard Of Oz-style unveiling of Russia and Qatar as World Cup hosts to gasps and grumbles in December 2010, most notably from Franz Beckenbauer and Michel Platini, Fifa itself was circumspect to begin with.
Tomlinson is circumspect about his relations with Woodhead.
He is circumspect and seldom speaks with reporters, who have nicknamed him Silent Stanley.
