Sentence examples for bit of circumspect from inspiring English sources

Duly, Nigel was encouraged to shove on a frock and do a bit of circumspect "tidying", which didn't solve much, but we got to have a gawp.

The journalist, Roger Milne, wrote emails claiming that "a regulatory affairs bod at lcis-Heren" wanted him to do "a bit of very circumspect detective work about a guy called Seth Freedman".

Patel, though, was a bit more circumspect about the vagaries of the restaurant business.

yet the committee has sort of turned maybe a little bit more circumspect about how they want to respond to that.

A week later, in a memo to NSF's 1350 staffers that summarizes the current state of play, Córdova was a bit more circumspect in describing her position.

Anthony Russell-Roberts, administrative director of the Royal Ballet, was only a bit more circumspect about whether Mr. Mosley was the real Billy Elliot.

Linebacker Calvin Pace, part of the brigade that pummeled Bills quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick for much of the first half, was a bit more circumspect.

I suspect she'll take a view of kids' fashion that's a bit more circumspect.

Some men feel comfortable with a great deal of openness and others are a bit more circumspect.

Now that we are draped in medals of all colours, perhaps the commentary could be a bit more circumspect.

And when you can have the advantage of taking a longer-term perspective, you can be a little bit more circumspect about the day to-day vagaries in the market.