Sentence examples for circumspect comments from inspiring English sources

Thinking back to yesterday morning, I was struck by the fairly circumspect comments of the BBC's east Africa correspondent, Will Ross.

The panel investigating the disintegration of the space shuttle Columbia turned an important corner this week, ending a honeymoon period in which it had limited itself to mostly circumspect comments about the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

On Friday, amid violence in Meiktila and as a video was released showing the local population shouting "Kill them!" toward a group of Muslims, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi was circumspect in comments to reporters.

President Bush was more circumspect in his comments on Iraq today.

Conservative Republicans showed little enthusiasm for it but were circumspect in their comments.

Indiana, the top seed in the East Region, was circumspect Wednesday in comments about its game plan.

Even the country's leading liberal voice and defender of the downtrodden, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, has been circumspect in her comments about the violence.

Turnbull said he and the foreign affairs minister, Julie Bishop, had been "very circumspect" in public comments because they seek to help Australians in such situations return home.

In an interview on Friday, she was more circumspect in her comments, but she was still adamant that the country did not yet have a plausible "road map" to ensure free elections.

The new board said that it would seek to open negotiations with creditors and was more circumspect in its comments at the meeting than Mr. Miguet was in an interview the day before, when he said that creditors should be willing to settle for a small fraction of what they are owed because much of the debt was owned by hedge funds that had purchased it at deep discounts.

These viruses have a mind of their own, and we don't know how to predict what will happen". CDC officials have been wisely circumspect in their comments about the current outbreak, Sencer said.