Sentence examples for cautious script from inspiring English sources

Merkel stuck to a more cautious script.

But in Congress, at universities and at research institutes, would-be Democratic secretaries of state and national security advisers sought to navigate that potential minefield by following the same cautious script.

Although her parents attempt to connect with her, we get the sense that over many years of struggle, a kind of cautious script is in place between all family members, so little genuine exchange occurs.

He was cautious that his script did not clash with Steven Moffat's two-part story "Silence in the Library" and "Forest of the Dead"—then scheduled to be aired as the ninth and tenth episodes because it also contained a parallel world.

So not surprisingly, the script is cautious and elliptical, more comfortable exploring the past than the present.

Eschewing the cautious "religion of peace" script that typifies most talking-head critiques, Ms. Hirsi Ali forthrightly denounces Western multiculturalism and moral relativism.

The debate rules could make candidates more cautious – stick to the script and opponents will have less chance to respond – and conventional wisdom holds that presidential debates, especially in the crowded primary races of recent elections, are more about avoiding mistakes than a dominant performance.

Be cautious about how long the script is.

Jones claims he was sent the script and was very cautious to accept, but did so after his son's insistence.

When it came to joining "Scream 4" he was cautious, but "committed once I saw the script".

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.