Sentence examples for cautiously described from inspiring English sources

In the latest issue of the online journal Senses of Cinema, for instance, Petro Alexiou cautiously described the current situation as "a period of renaissance".

Over all, his assessment strikes a more bullish tone than the White House report on the war, issued in the latter half of December, which cautiously described military gains and warned that they were "fragile" and "reversible".

The mortgage giants have moved into the black as American home prices have increased, delinquency rates have continued to fall and what analysts have cautiously described as a housing recovery has begun to take hold.

The tax is cautiously described as a "trial .Last year reports in the state-controlled press suggested that Beijing and Shenzhen, as well as Chongqing and Shanghai, would be among the first cities to introduce such taxes.

The verbum, serving as universal or as proposition, will (in some cautiously described sense) be the object of thought.

Once that's mercifully cleared up, Bradby, who prefers to cautiously describe his relationship with the future king as a "loose friendship", admits that the pair do occasionally enjoy putting the world to rights over a pint.

According to the Herald, these pieces include "depictions of creative candlestick use and what Ms. Owen cautiously describe as 'the act.'".

He has considered doing a single cycle of steroids and struggles with what he cautiously describes as "reverse fat-shaming" (understanding that there are worse things than that).

I clung on to the fact that I'd mentioned him to my dad, only cautiously describing him as "shaved-headed, but not a secret neo-fascist".

Originally from Zimbabwe, he delivered his accented words slowly and cautiously as he described Joyce and the two years they lived together in the early 90s.

The tone of most of the articles he publishes can best be described as "cautiously apocalyptic": Is Israel about to start sacrificing animals again?