Sentence examples for circumspect to consider from inspiring English sources

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

The judge looked circumspect through much of the proceedings and retired to consider the verdict and sentence, which will he will announce on 18 July.

Curators at the Library of Congress told me that they are being especially circumspect when considering Italian books, given that their provenances might well be illegitimate.

Sands supplies an instant character reference: "Having known John over decades, I would say he's a far more circumspect and considered political thinker than his reputation suggests.

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

I asked Navoth if Crave might consider allowing readers to just read the whole book in the future, and he was circumspect.

Although many parametric statistical tests are considered to be robust, as recently shown in Methodologist's Corner, it still pays to be circumspect about the assumptions underlying statistical tests.

The authors should consider being more circumspect in this conclusion and allow for the possibility that the interactions are indirect.

Others, more circumspect, wanted to stay anonymous.

Going below, I make a circumspect visit to the card game in the lounge.

Now they are more circumspect, preferring to operate in ways that keep voters in the dark.