Sentence examples for circumspection from from inspiring English sources

We may expect greater circumspection from the World Telegram hereafter.

Some of his circumspection may derive from an ill-starred earlier encounter.

The Cubs' blue-and-white uniform shirts, which have been set out by the staff with the circumspection of English butlers, flow from one locker to another.

His circumspection might derive in part from his background; like Rauschenberg and Cy Twombly, two artists with whom Johns has much in common, he grew up in the south at a time when those with artistic aspirations were advised to suppress them.

Perhaps team caution stems from Bradley's natural circumspection as a coach.

Circumspection is required, Mr Staley, especially from a bank that was whacked with yet another big fine last week.

On a final note, 'mice are not men' and that, given recent findings in relation to the consequences of Slc30a8 deletion (64, 65), a certain degree of circumspection is required in transposing findings from one to the other.

On the contrary, he has been proceeding slowly and with great circumspection; and his methods are no different from those used by prosecutors all over the country.

Working with Iris Worldwide, a firm that represents several British companies, Glenn has identified in a study nine British qualities that popular culture and other sources have embedded in the American imagination – from eccentric chic to canny circumspection.

But Zafar's wry circumspection is well-judged, and the material cribbed from his online persecutors duly delivers some big laughs.

In J. E. Franklin's comedy "Hot Methuselah," a mother (Vinie Burrows) declares her independence from her philandering husband and her son's circumspection.