Sentence examples for circumspect that from inspiring English sources

Her careful remarks outside the court on issues of great public interest have been so circumspect that she has been criticized by the left and the right.

But he does not want the "take" on him to become that he's so tightly wrapped, overcalculated and circumspect that he can't even allow anyone to make jokes about him, and that his supporters are so evangelical and eager for a champion to rescue America that their response to any razzing is a sanctimonious: Don't mess with our messiah!

Nevertheless, our cover seems to have launched a less toxic but still unfortunate meme: the idea that Obama can't take a joke — that "he's so tightly wrapped, overcalculated and circumspect that he can't even allow anyone to make jokes about him," in Maureen Dowd's words.

Our arrogance may be more circumspect that King Nimrod's, but it is also tackier.

But according to a source close to the producer, also speaking to EW, his reaction was less circumspect than that: "Dino's attitude was, 'Fuck it, move on,' adding that after Anna and the King [Foster's controversial retelling of the King and I which upset the Thai royal family and grossed only $39m], the thinking was, 'Good.

Boyd and McGregor have stated within the past 24 hours that they would gladly accept a recall and, while he has been slightly more circumspect on that prospect, Ferguson also seems content with that scenario.

(The campaign has since become more circumspect about that).

He's been circumspect on that charge with most interviewers, but letting his hair down in a NPR interview with a fawning Tavis Smiley, he conveyed that Mr. Summers' suggestion reflected a fear among Harvard's leadership that "the Negroes are taking over".

28 Some studies have shown that attitudes towards involving patients range from highly positive to more circumspect and that moves towards enhancing patient involvement in decision making will depend on developing both the skills and attitudes of medical professionals.

In public, the two remain circumspect, insisting that talk of any conflict is fiction.

He does not deliver the sort of rousing or circumspect reporting that routinely filled Northern newspapers and magazines.