Sentence examples similar to careful talk from inspiring English sources

"You have to be careful talking about that, though," he added, looking around.

"There was a time when I was very careful talking about this.

'I need to be very careful talking about this,' he says, after a long pause.

As Jeffrey Cramer, a former federal prosecutor, said, the politics here may have changed little, but "people may be more careful talking on the phone".

Another thing: Brides- and grooms-to-be should be careful talking about their weddings at the office, especially when only some colleagues are invited.

He said people should be careful talking about tackling violent extremism because Islamism was a "much broader problem of ideology", whose supporters run into the millions across the globe.

The candidates all followed careful talking points, never soiled by pesky little facts either.

But though she is well-schooled in the basics -- firm handshake, straight-ahead manner and careful talking points -- Grimes launched her campaign without a website, position papers, staff or much of anything else.

Kay says that "we have to be careful" talking about Muslims in a context that would be not kosher (ha ha!) in terms of any other group of people.

Cruz has mastered the anti-choice movement's careful talking points -- which include a strict gag on talking about punishing women or about cases such as rape -- but that doesn't mean his approach to reproductive rights isn't downright terrifying.

Be careful talking yourself out of it, sometimes we are our own worse enemies.