Sentence examples for cautious sense from inspiring English sources

Outside New Delhi's Jama Masjid, as Friday prayers end, there is a cautious sense of hope among some of the Muslim voters descending the mosque's red sandstone steps.

In this context, the surprise election of Hassan Rouhani as president in June has infused the Iranian nuclear issue with a new, albeit cautious, sense of optimism.

Now, there is a cautious sense that over time, India could prove the turtle to China's hare, thanks to its entrepreneurial spirit, its strong higher education system and its democracy.

The capture of the five suspects brought only the most cautious sense of relief to Britons, and the police warned that the country still faced what Peter Clarke, London's top counterterrorism official, called a "very real" threat.

Administration officials hope that this vague formulation reflected a new, if cautious, sense of pragmatism -- one that might open the door to a grand bargain on offensive and defensive systems in which the treaty would be modified to accommodate the American antimissile program.

Although very realistic, they uniformly expressed a cautious sense of hopefulness about the future.

For better livings IT enabled services where deployment of micro or bio sensors carried out in an ad-hoc manner without cautious sensing electronics assessment of environment conditions.

Though Mallinder's public comments today are cautious, the sense is that his ambition has not altered.

That comment characterizes much of Mrs. Perry's tenure as first lady — down to earth, but cut with a cautious political sense she has had reason to refine throughout her husband's time as the state's chief executive.

It emerges out of an understanding that the need for continued growth must be balanced by a cautious, knowing sense of the past, and by a respect for what is small and psychologically comfortable".

Usually, they cautioned, voters become more conservative, in the sense of cautious, as election day nears and so it proved in this case.