Cooper portrays Wilson as a venerable wartime leader: thoughtful, circumspect, deeply concerned with the war's moral implications.
Del is circumspect: "Her concern about my life, which I needed and took for granted, I could not bear to have expressed".
That Plato lets Socrates express reservations concerning the adequacy of his own procedure (435c d), despite his unusually circumspect way of justifying his division of the soul's faculties, indicates that he regards it as an important innovation.
China has been circumspect, hedging for the unknown, perhaps concerned about the risk of a trade war.
The precise mechanisms of neuroenhancers remain unknown and unclear, and most of what I'd read was cautious and circumspect, dominated by concerns about possible long-term side-effects.
Merkel was more circumspect but expressed clear concern about the possibility that a new administration might fail to stand up to Russian efforts to subvert its neighbors. .
Although investors appeared to be circumspect about the central bank's economic outlook, any concerns seemed to take a back seat Thursday to the likelihood that the Fed will hold off on raising interest rates.
On Capitol Hill this week, he was more circumspect, and sought to dispel the notion that policymakers have too little concern for growth with some warm words on the Fed's "dual mandate".
The people of California, speaking directly through referenda, redirected their state from an intense and expensive concern for the welfare of its citizens to a far more circumspect role.
Anders Fogh Rasmussen, the NATO Secretary General, expressed extreme concern three days later although he softened his tone after meeting Mr Ivanishvili.Yet ordinary Georgians appear more circumspect.
Republicans had already expressed concern about his lack of management experience, and the new accusations left some GOP senators even more circumspect.
