Sentence examples for circumspect since from inspiring English sources

Syrian officials have been circumspect since the fighting erupted.

(Although at the beginning of December, Masto was more circumspect: since the election of Donald Trump, she wrote to me that her family were scared and did not know, as Muslims, what the future would bring).

"It is delightful and charming and appeals to everyone, but has no application whatsoever". Peter Cameron, at the University of London, is more circumspect, since applications are hard to predict: "Euler discovered Latin squares when he was giving a new construction for magic squares; these now have wide application in many areas including experimental design.

He's Chauncey Miles, the nance of the title, who shortly explains to young, new-to-the-city Ned (Jonny Orsini) that the downtown branch of the famous Philadelphia-created automats they're in is a gay pick-up spot where patrons must be circumspect since raids (very much pre-Stonewall) are common.

The European view of the United States resuming tort liability is generally circumspect since workers are in a weaker legal and economic position than the employer.

But environmentalists have been a little more circumspect since 1990 about predicting the exhaustion of minerals.

He has been especially circumspect on North Korea since he argued, early in his tenure, that Libya could serve as a model for North Korea's disarmament.

Mr. Dodd himself has since been more circumspect.

Mr. Bernanke now refers to his first few months as a "break-in period," and has been much more circumspect in his remarks since.

The comments were a remarkably strong rebuke of the GOP front-runner by Martinez, who has been publicly circumspect about his candidacy since the GOP contest began.

He's careful and circumspect; he has been since he was a baby (in fact, he only walked when he was absolutely sure he had it down).