Sentence examples for circumspect form from inspiring English sources
Even Moore's style of defending moral claims, which so outraged philosophers of the 1950s and 1960s, is in effect the standard style of contemporary normative theorizing, though it tends to take a more complex and circumspect form.
Tensions over advocacy came to a boil in 1951, when ESA members who felt that urgent measures were needed to protect habitats branched off from their more circumspect colleagues to form The Nature Conservancy.
If Sangakkara's slow run-rate was down to a lack of form, Dilshan's circumspect approach was tactical and it was a surprise when, after being relatively untroubled, he was caught at slip by Anderson off Swann.
It's an odd movie — mild in tone and circumspect, yet darkly funny, and done in a hybrid form that I don't think has been used so thoroughly before.
Friends and confidants of the supermodel have been similarly circumspect about this week's birthday celebrations, although Moss does have form when it comes to marking such occasions.
Mr Clarke was more circumspect.
Republicans were more circumspect.
