Sentence examples for but circumspection from inspiring English sources

But circumspection is a relative quality and even the most cautious of Mexican fighters tend to be as heedful of physical consequences as a suicidal lemming on a trip to the Cliffs of Moher.

So we mark this anniversary not with celebration but with circumspection.

But Romney's circumspection is actually a sign of victory for liberals: it remains politically unsafe to campaign on a detailed anti-government agenda.

Khan has a tendency to drift into circumspection, but as he admits, he spends a lot of time in his own head and reading – he mentions Paulo Coelho and Frank Herbert.

Many have led careful, orderly lives based around routine and domestic circumspection, but as they glimpse their own mortality, they begin to realize that all such cautions have been in vain.

Perhaps it is not surprising that Mr. Cheney's top aide shares not only his boss's low-key demeanor and circumspection but also his penchant for keeping tight-lipped when it comes to some biographical details as well as matters of state and country.

But there is circumspection about COP-21, even in Moscow.

Housing and the turmoil on Wall Street beginning in 2007 were being monitored with circumspection, but their impact was muted by buoyancy in capital goods, the proliferation of infrastructure projects around the world, the seeming resilience of consumer spending in the face of ever higher gas prices, and rising demand for consumables generally as world living standards improved.

But it does counsel circumspection.

But the film's circumspection reveals just how complex the problem is to address, let alone redress.

But Zafar's wry circumspection is well-judged, and the material cribbed from his online persecutors duly delivers some big laughs.