Sentence examples for cautious mood from inspiring English sources

Toby Flood epitomised a cautious mood.

There's quite a cautious mood around.

Analysts said Wall Street's cautious mood would probably persist.

An opening dip on Wall Street added to the cautious mood.

Pakistan's army, nine years after the death of General Zia ul-Haq, the last military dictator, is in cautious mood.

On the ground, slow growth has spawned a cautious mood that is feeding — you have it — slow growth.

People may be as easily struck by the cautious monosyllabic mood of the majority as their talent and articulate views.

Unfortunately, the dinosaur's resurrection as a credible top-half-of-the-table contender run did nothing to affect the cautious general mood in the city in relation to the Olympics poll, as big, international dreams are expressly "not allowed at the new HSV" (Morgenpost) either: the existential troubles of yesteryear are still too present for anyone to take any flights of fancy.

The document itself is clearly the product of people who are in a cautious, career-preserving mood.

The government is right to be cautious: the current mood of public calm is a small miracle.

A mood of cautious optimism should prevail.