Sentence examples for cautiously accept from inspiring English sources

But his tenants keep him in his place by calling him only "Landlord," and if at first they try to discourage him from hanging around too much (a very young Louis Gossett Jr. mischievously threatens him, indoors, with a bow and arrow), they gradually, cautiously accept him into the fold.

From early in the trajectory parents seemed to cautiously accept day-to-day responsibility for clinical care as part of their everyday parenting role.

The Mariinsky, says Mr Gergiev cautiously, accepts only clean money.

In Salt Lake City, the state archeologist, Mr. Jones, who has cautiously accepted the Barrett projects, remains disconcerted by Mr. Miller's situation.

He cautiously accepted a taste of cilantro and brightened when he was able to identify it as "something in salsa".

Cautiously accepting of Jonah's sexuality, he frets that college students might prey on his son if the boy is allowed to attend a gay and lesbian dance.

The SNC, while cautiously accepting Geneva Two as a means of breaking an entrenched stalemate, insists that Assad's resignation remains non-negotiable.

Today, that crisis, which drove him from Chicago, seems somewhat hysterical — and many psychoanalysts have cautiously accepted corrective emotional experience, just as they have accepted Alexander's other innovations.

Karban told me that, in the nineteen-eighties, people working on plant communication faced some of the same outrage that scientists working on plant intelligence (a term he cautiously accepts) do today.

GM crops remain controversial in Europe, where national attitudes range from completely opposed to cautiously accepting.

Ambivalent respondents were characterized by their cautiously accepting posture toward the social sciences and, especially, by their reservations about qualitative methods.