"In its stead there is household comfort, attention, circumspect friendship and domestic discipline".
"I moved, and then I was, like, what am I doing?" Back at the hotel Ms. Parker was circumspect about the attention.
Powerful Chinese businessmen tend to be circumspect and wary of attention, because their success depends on not attracting government disfavor.
I've watched the ups and downs in both the market and in real estate for many years so I pay attention but remain circumspect.
Rebecca Stewart, a reporter at marketing magazine The Drum, says companies can no longer afford to be circumspect: campaigns must be dramatic talking points to capture attention in an age where "the average consumer is exposed to 10,000 ads a day".
Mr. Armstrong was "exceedingly circumspect" from a young age, and the glare of international attention "just deepened a personality trait that he already had in spades," said his authorized biographer, James R. Hansen, a former NASA historian.
Republicans, who have long backed Sheriff Arpaio, have been more circumspect, although the state's two Republican senators, Jon Kyl and John McCain, drew considerable attention when they issued a statement Thursday expressing concern about the matter.
While much has been made of the differences between textbooks and written genres, little attention has been paid to their divergent voices the prudent and circumspect Surveyor Voice that speaks to learners through the historical narrative of their textbooks and the bold, discriminating personas novice writers are expected to simulate in their written essays.
There is debate over whether the move is the start of the president's publicly-stated strategy to shift American military attention toward the Pacific, especially China, which has tended to be circumspect about its naval intentions.
Manganiello, more circumspect than Tatum on matters of objectification, said men were more likely to feel appreciation for the attention thrown their way.
In her brief public appearances, Ms. Kennedy remained circumspect, speaking to reporters in her soft, slightly plummy tones, with an expression suggesting amusement at all the attention she was receiving.
