The archetypal square of the postwar era was later described by Esquire's style encyclopedia as "a neat, circumspect, conservative man who carried an attaché case and regarded a pink button-down shirt as his one sartorial fling".
The seven years since that famous afternoon have seen Garcia develop from a free-spirited, approachable youngster into a more circumspect young man of 26, proud of his achievements - he has won 16 tournaments around the world - and resentful of any suggestion that he is in any way an underachiever.
If Hill is as frantic as the Three Stooges wrapped into one, Cera (from the TV series "Arrested Development") is so circumspect — a young man hampered by ethics — that he never makes himself clear.
In this final episode, we see him discussing a planned newspaper article about his life, and Royo gives us someone circumspect, brooding, a man gradually coming to terms with his guilt over the death of his friend.
That seems a rather circumspect judgment on a man she would later denounce as "the Fuhrer" and the biggest terrorist in the world.
His is a style that even supporters suggest seems more fitting for a circumspect comptroller than a man seeking to become the successor to this of all mayors.
Protests were held outside Western diplomatic buildings in Beijing and other cities — clearly the work of local political organizations — but China's three most powerful men were circumspect.
Protests were held outside Western diplomatic buildings in Beijing and other cities clearly the work of local political organizations but China's three most powerful men were circumspect.
But whatever v-word you choose, the BBC cameramen – and they tend to be men – were circumspect in their lens angles, "so you retain your modesty (or some of it)", confirmed @jonathanhas1.
During previous bouts of Blair-Brown turbulence, the two men were circumspect about exposing their differences and never did so in the presence of a large number of journalists.
