Sentence examples for circumspect view from inspiring English sources

Some of Mr. Haimes's colleagues at other not-for-profit theaters take a more circumspect view.

On Yahoo's Devil Ball golf blog, though, you will get a bit more circumspect view from Jay Busbee.

The New Republic's Jonathan Cohn had a relatively circumspect view of the protests and the ensuing political turf battles — probably a reasonable reaction, given that the movement is likely to be around for a while.

We take a more nuanced and circumspect view of prior suggestions that patients should have virtually unfettered liberty to choose their healthcare proxies.

But whenever 'technology' is being discussed little things like 'healthy scepticism', 'a sense of perspective', and 'taking a circumspect view' fly out of the window as, like children, the reporters say 'look, bright colours, things moving ! lovely !'.

"Let's call it March, maybe April," Spencer says, with the circumspect view of a farmer.

That could be viewed as circumspect because he dismisses the notion USL can rightfully claim D2 status.

The unit of analysis is that of an individual circumspect scholar viewing the journal mix landscape and its associated impact on their scholarship and career.

Colonel Odom was more circumspect about his views.

A mitigation of the Academy's skepticism would have opened the way for the suitably circumspect adoption of views in a wide range of areas.

Darwin originally proposed UCA in 1859, yet was characteristically circumspect, only committing to the view that "animals are descended from at most only four or five progenitors, and plants from an equal or lesser number" [ 3].