Sentence examples for careful by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "careful by" is not correct in written English
To use the phrase "careful" correctly in a sentence, it should be followed by an infinitive verb. For example, "Be careful to read the instructions before you begin."
You either be careful by stopping talking about it or you don't".
This one felt careful by comparison, in tune and on point.
I liked his writing because it was careful, by which I don't mean it was polite, but well-ordered.
What I've done, though, by being so careful, by even perhaps keeping silent on this or any issue, is disallowed myself a real voice in the conversation.
I had to be very careful by trying to minimize pain and discomfort and do two physical therapy sessions a day.
"If you're not careful, by lunch the next day at school, everyone will know," says Irene, the senior from the Chicago suburb.
Nice violin, but this song is so underwritten lyrically and melodically that it feels less like an emotional climax and more of an afterthought; Minaj's careful, by-the-book and by-the-autotune performance doesn't exactly sell it, either.
That is why the commission has taken a careful case-by-case approach.
His Freudian take on repressed American sexuality was regarded as archaic; so was his careful, paint-by-numbers dramaturgy.
The gay rights movement has followed a careful step-by-step strategy.
Withdrawal and the resultant delirium because of these etiologies can be easily prevented by careful questioning by physicians about patient medication and alcohol use and appropriate treatment.
