Sentence examples for cautious looking from inspiring English sources

But people are cautious, looking to invest in areas that held their value even when times were tough.

"Bear spray is not a substitute for common sense and being cautious – looking around, making noise, avoiding dense bushes and berry patches – but it needs to be with you, always on your belt not inside your pack, whenever you're hiking in bear country".

Even without early stopping, as a study proceeds, worrisome trends may lead to overzealous (or overly cautious) looks at study data which could jeopardize the integrity of the findings.

If not, you might give them a cautious look.

After she sneezes, a fellow elevator passenger gives her a cautious look.

I saw Emily a few yards away, and she gave me a cautious look and a slight shake of her head.

Their stiff body language and their cautious looks, rarely on display anywhere else, clearly said this was a place for others, much bigger children who have entered a part of their lives that made little sense to them.

BP declined to name the would-be buyers but there is speculation that local state-owned groups such as Rosneft and Gazprom are interested while western oil majors such as ExxonMobil can be expected to take a more cautious look.

The very next year he was succeeded by Gillian Wearing, who could not be further from the gothic Gordon in her comic-disturbing observations of everyday London life - notably Dancing in Peckham, a video of the artist dancing in a London shopping centre to music only she can hear on her Walkman, her frenzy attracting cautious looks from passers-by.

Women lock in; men react kindly but also with a glossed-over cautious look that suggests things might get very unrelateable and uncomfortable, very fast.

"The state should be taking a much more cautious look at what the impact of these new technologies is going to be on our water and air and landscape fragmentation and so forth," Shiffler added.