Sentence examples for circumspection when from inspiring English sources

Traders displayed no such circumspection when it came to British and Continental European stocks and currencies after the Brexit referendum.

"Ingrid" isn't that kind of book, for Chandler is the soul of circumspection when it comes to her subject's lesser flings or anything that smacks of salacious gossip.

In general, defenders of "traditional marriage" have learned to couch their arguments with increasing circumspection when it comes to outright judgments of morality.

So much was expected of Kenneth Branagh's Cinderella remake, opening typically as the last stop of a Hollywood rollout (another sign of the studios' circumspection when dealing with Japan).

The nature of areolar scar and gland remodelling inherent to a circular skin reduction prompts circumspection when correcting more moderate-to-severe cases.

I should also like to draw your attention to an amendment tabled by our former colleague, Bernard Kouchner, who asked us to show circumspection when resorting to embargoes or blockades, since it is the ordinary people who suffer in those cases instead of the authorities we want to sanction.

Steve Davies lifted one into the deep, Kumar Sangakkara inexplicably charged his fourth ball and Jason Roy predictably holed out to extra cover when circumspection was required.

(It is the antidote to his famous grin, which is now deployed in rare instances of mirthful circumspection, such as when he is asked why it might be that, as he put it, "you won't read any of this stuff in the New York Times". Cue smile: "I need to ask you that").

Equal circumspection is required when making claims as to the future recovery prospects of contaminated areas based on the GSV imagery.

Circumspection is warranted when evaluating a wide array of reported symptoms in patients who seem to fit the hysteria profile.

Plays that are unfulfilled or mediocre are ushered onto big stages before they are ready, when more circumspection — and another rewrite or two — might help smooth out dramaturgical flaws.