Sentence examples for circumspect judgment from inspiring English sources
That seems a rather circumspect judgment on a man she would later denounce as "the Fuhrer" and the biggest terrorist in the world.
Mr. Yassky said the city "should be circumspect about substituting its judgment for the judgment of business people".
Mr. Yassky said the city "should be circumspect about substituting its judgment for the judgment of business people". But he acknowledged that any attempt at regulation would have to take into account the forces that have kept the practice in place for years.
He adopted a more circumspect tone after the libel judgment in 2001.
Zaza squirms under these restrictions, but Mr. Kosashvili's judgment is more circumspect.
Under these circumstances, courts should be especially circumspect about interfering with congressional judgments.
Democrats also remained circumspect of the deal but reserved judgment pending further review of the details.
Whatever its provenance, the general rule of Frothingham displays sound judgment: courts must be circumspect in dealing with the taxing power in order to avoid unnecessary intrusion into the functions of the Legislative and Executive Branches.
The judgment of Neil is more circumspect: in his Evening Standard column this week, he criticised Morgan for being "irresponsible in publishing inflammatory pictures of clearly dodgy provenance".
