Sentence examples for circumspect to from inspiring English sources

But some mobile-home residents saw little reason to flee a storm that seemed circumspect to begin with.

"We need, as women, to be more circumspect, to seek out plays with female roles – it is not easy, but it is worth doing".

The more science we know, the likelier we are to be circumspect, to consider the possibility of harm that may result from thoughtless action.

11.50am GMT 15th over: Australia 55-1 (Warner 41, Doolan 10) The Australian pair are more circumspect to Philander, who continues to threaten at every turn.

Many defenders of "The Goldfinch" seemed to divide its readers into those who allowed themselves to appreciate the book's obvious pleasures and those who were too snobbish or circumspect to do so.

Even with a flagrantly outrageous case like that of Raif Badawi (the blogger flogged and jailed for his peaceful writings), ministers were circumspect to the point of self-censorship.

China has taken a circumspect approach to the assault, to the disappointment of White House officials.

Entering his prime at eight, he will be given a circumspect preparation to guarantee he returns to Liverpool with a similarly feasible rating.

The tone throughout is murkily circumspect – "willing to wound, and yet afraid to strike", in the words of Alexander Pope.

A year of adjusting prices to fit in line with the broader economic reality has led collectors to approach Frieze with a more circumspect approach to valuation.

Tensions over advocacy came to a boil in 1951, when ESA members who felt that urgent measures were needed to protect habitats branched off from their more circumspect colleagues to form The Nature Conservancy.