Sentence examples for circumspect language from inspiring English sources

It has some sexual themes, discussed in pointed, if circumspect, language.

Later in the post, I used similarly circumspect language: In some ways, the governor is a throwback to the so-called D.L.C.

Mr. Etess, in the circumspect language of casino publicity, promised that the expansion "will really push us over the precipice as a destination".

As usual, the central banker spoke in the convoluted, circumspect language he has perfected over the years.

Some analysts said they believed the administration's more circumspect public language about Mr. Assad was meant to lay the groundwork for the long-term reality of a divided Syria.

Shorten and shadow immigration minister Richard Marles have been much more circumspect with their language.

Her words and demeanor were far more circumspect than the incendiary language ("don't retreat, instead reload") she has used in recent rallies.

Elegant, circumspect, and fluent in several languages, she became popular in part because of her role in helping steer Spain toward democracy after the death of the dictator Franco in 1975.

At the United Nations, where one person's joke can strike 100 other people from 100 other cultures as incomprehensible, if not offensive, diplomats, ever cautious and circumspect, take refuge in the universal language of the political cartoon.

Republican Sens. Marco Rubio of Florida and Orrin Hatch of Utah gently criticized the president's circumspect statement and called for more precise language.

Because Carson is African-American, he need not be so circumspect — one of his advantages is his willingness to talk about race in language that his rivals would be wise to avoid.