Sentence examples for circumspection of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "circumspection of" is a valid and usable part of a sentence in written English
It means careful consideration or thoughtfulness in decision making or behavior. Example: The company's success can be attributed to the circumspection of its CEO, who carefully weighed all options before making any major decisions.
She replied with the circumspection of a hostile witness.
Maybe he is just in a good mood, but as the 50th anniversary of the ascent approaches he is talking with the circumspection of an ambassador.
There has been a shift, however, in French attitudes towards infidelity and the publication of this biography, despite the circumspection of its authors, is proof of that.
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.
The circumspection of his remarks suggests not only that Wall Street have a reliable candidate in Romney, but also that even if Obama wins re-election, the financial sector will emerge well positioned in Washington.
Acting with all the due circumspection of one who has only a few dimes on his person, after great deliberation I invited him into one of the truck stops for coffee and doughnuts.
Its cardinals are not known for their circumspection on matters of public policy - certainly not when it comes to abortion, gays, or contraception.
and now I've got a long list of questions to ask the /bus/dev/ guys about the contract and a another measure of circumspection to add to my deep suspicion of the /bus/dev/industry.
When you have both been divorced, as Lindsay and Kieron have, you can bring a lot of circumspection to a new relationship.
Ms. Ketterer envisions such pickiness and circumspection, traits of little use for much of 2009, as becoming more widespread.
That intense circumspection is, of course, what seems to make Mr. Slimane who he is.
