Sentence examples for circumspect I from inspiring English sources

In that fictional world, Will's boss is circumspect: I've seen this before.

The Independent's own Tom Sutcliffe was a tad circumspect ("I'm not sure the funereal pace can be sustained for too long now that it's done its initial job"), but the Guardian's Sam Wollaston was keen – "Certainly one Guardian writer is already hooked.

A Bulgarian naval officer taking part in the Nato exercises was circumspect: "I don't think this is a Nato exercise.

John Ellis, a theorist at King's College London, is also circumspect: "I'd hold off a bit" on suggesting the Higgs has been seen.

Some claimed the ceremonies were an impractical use of taxpayer dollars, but others were less circumspect: "I believe marriage is between a man and a woman," Duval Clerk of Courts Ronnie Fussell told the Florida Times-Union.

Asked about the choice, she was circumspect, saying, "I don't know her, so I don't like to talk about things I don't know".

Meanwhile Pattinson was more circumspect, saying: "I'd be curious what Stephenie would write, but I think I'd probably be too old.

After reading about the tunnel fire, however, I may be a little more circumspect when I grill brown cheese from now on.

Asked to grade the administration's performance, Ms. Quinn gave it a "C/C-." In an interview on Sunday, she was more circumspect, saying, "I'm certainly not satisfied with the results, and I don't think there's anybody in government who is".

Mr. Mazzetti was also circumspect, saying: "I did make a bunch of calls and was doing this on deadline.

Sumption told me, in a somewhat circumspect manner: "I had a broad hint that an application would not come amiss".