The Secretary of State favors a more militant approach to Peiping and the President a more circumspect one.
Two other people privy to the board's discussions were more circumspect, one saying that statements about the succession were "just conjecture".
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.
But despite these numerous evaluations, the authorial voice of this text is a cautious and circumspect one, avoiding explicit value-laden views of the emergence of US power after WWI.
Because Stewart is so circumspect, no one on the show knew quite what to expect from his September 20th monologue.
Despite the above, we take a more circumspect view on the question of irreconcilability of commercialization, on the one hand, and open scientific collaboration, on the other.
The librarian, Lucy Brand, returned my greeting with the circumspect air of one who hopes to be rewarded for her forbearance with a wealth of juicy tidbits.
The sense of improvisation in tension with reserve, of expressive freedom conflicting with circumspect reticence, is one of Eastwood's fundamental themes, not least in "J.
On the physical side, the best method of doing this, set out in the pages of "The Art of Aging," will hardly surprise: avoid cigarettes and heavy boozing, exercise more, be circumspect in what one eats, keep mentally active.
Maybe the outcome would have been the same regardless — John spontaneous and volatile and artistically irresistible, and Patrick more circumspect, the patient one, less demanding of perfection but perhaps more devoted to a cause.
