Sentence examples for circumspection on from inspiring English sources

There was circumspection on Long Island, as well.

Its cardinals are not known for their circumspection on matters of public policy - certainly not when it comes to abortion, gays, or contraception.

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.

We depend on them to be apolitical and scientific in their findings, to exercise circumspection based on strict accuracy in their announcements, especially when lives are at stake.

She replied with the circumspection of a hostile witness.

Awards – and the self-important ceremonies that go with them – should be treated with great circumspection, if not full-on disdain.

"There is more circumspection [among clients] about taking on new projects so clearly we are feeling the impact of that.

Dr. Teller represented all that the President admired in a scientist, being distinguished, individualistic, sonorously spoken (Max Arnow would have loved the Hungarian consonants), and short on academic circumspection.

However, findings for substance use disorders and depressive disorders should be viewed with circumspection since those appearing on a secondary care register are likely to be an unrepresentative (and probably more severe) subset of community cases.

The underemployed – those who would like to find more work but cannot – have reached unprecedented proportions, their circumspection acting as a drag on demand.

The fowl would approach the quadruped with notes of complacency, rubbing herself gently against his legs; while the horse would look down with satisfaction, and move with the greatest caution and circumspection, lest he should trample on his diminutive companion.