Sentence examples for cautious demeanor from inspiring English sources
You sense her awareness of it in her cautious demeanor and, in her open, wide-eyed stare, also the hope that it will go away.
Mr. Martin, the chief coun sel of the Ways and Means Committee, is a smooth haired man of modest and cautious demeanor who believes that professional staff members should stay out of the public limelight that properly belongs to the com mittee Chairman, Wilbur D. Mills, Democrat of Arkansas, and other committee mem bers.
But now, Mr. Thompson, 56, is abandoning his cautious demeanor to take on a task that better-known Democrats ducked this year: challenging Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, a popular incumbent who has vowed to spend as much as $100 million to bury any opponent in November.
Mr. Hastings's cautious demeanor on the phone was in contrast to the more commanding pose he struck hours earlier when he announced at International CES, the consumer electronics show in Las Vegas, that Netflix had simultaneously added more than 130 countries to its world service map.
If your dog has a cautious demeanor, introduce him to one dog at a time, and only if the other dog is calm and won't frighten your pup.
Yet Mr. Haitink is genuinely self-effacing, a man of gentle demeanor and cautious speech, with notable exceptions.
He gave it the name cauta, meaning "cautious" in Latin, because of its skittish demeanor when confronted by people.
In his July testimony to Congress on monetary policy, Alan Greenspan was cautious but -- adjusting for his usual funereal demeanor -- quite upbeat.
Clinton's careful, guarded demeanor on the campaign trail – one of a cautious front-runner whose reluctance to go off script has sapped passion from her operation – seems to feed voter anxieties.
But there is something shallow and cautious about this film, which strains to maintain a glib, cheery demeanor that is not always appropriate to the details of the story.
