Sentence examples for circumspect enough from inspiring English sources
Well, that seemed circumspect enough.
"Right now, many muni investors aren't being circumspect enough about what they are getting into," Mr. Lynch said.
He was tenacious and circumspect enough as a screenplay writer to beat them at their own game.
She figures that her marriage to Bogdan -- who is really attracted to men -- has endured because "he is just circumspect enough that I still feel free" and she abruptly breaks off her affair with Ryszard, telling him that this "a deux thing isn't, can never be that important to me".
They are not our allies.' " Prince Saud al-Faisal, the Princeton-educated foreign minister, was diplomatically circumspect but pointed enough when asked at a recent news conference about the relationship with Washington in the wake of a war that Saudi Arabia publicly opposed, while lending quiet support to the American military and allowing the air war to be run out of Prince Sultan base here.
Willetts is beaming and apparently content with his position and Letwin seems happy enough, but Maude looks circumspect.
Enough of women doubting themselves because as girls they were taught to be circumspect and self-critical while their brothers were praised for confidence and assertiveness.
Those lucky enough to borrow at low rates (usually the largest, least risky companies) are not forced to be circumspect in their accession of a scarce good.
