Sentence examples for cool cautious from inspiring English sources

Now this seductive painting in which Vermeer (usually such a restrained, cool, cautious artist) seems to indulge a secret passion, has a new, or rather reinvented, home.

Reggie was the cool, cautious one, with all the skills of a potential champion and importantly, he always listened to advice.

The dizzying events of that weekend reflect some essential truths about the two candidates and their campaigns: Clinton cool, cautious and cocooned by staff; Trump instinctual, aggressive and unbound by propriety and convention.

Mr. Gilbert's conducting was alert and precise and everything was in place, yet the performance seemed oddly cool and cautious.

A Reuters-Ipsos poll taken this month found 54percentt of Americans held an unfavorable opinion of Obama, known for his cool and cautious presidential style, while 46percentt were favorable.

He has always had a cautious, cool professional streak, and a tendency to see both sides of any issue.

Anyone who paid attention while candidate Obama was helping President Bush pass the 2008 bank bailout should have understood that beneath the rhetorical flourishes Obama has always been at heart a cautious, cool, art-of-the-possible pragmatist.

His brash and breezy style flamed out when countered by her cautious cool-headedness.

In their e-mails, they'd agreed that they'd reached a time and place in their lives to be less cautious and cool, in matters of the heart, so when, two days later, he sent a photograph of a caipirinha, the national cocktail of Brazil, where he'd gone for a few weeks on business, she found herself suggesting that she join him there.

But it is wise to be cautious and cool-headed when speaking publicly (including campaign rallies and on "social" media).

Maybe even where the economy is hot, most Americans have remained cautious, conservative and cool.