Sentence examples for extremely circumspect from inspiring English sources
One must, however, be extremely circumspect in projecting hypotheses applying to the entire linguistic group.
(Ms. Gyllenhaal is also extremely circumspect about discussing Ramona in interviews.
But he did describe his foreign policy achievements at some length, if he was extremely circumspect about his domestic record.
Intellectuals who live in Hungary, or who wish to work or lecture there, are extremely circumspect in their criticism.
The move was doubly surprising as Morsi, who has had the power to proclaim laws since the parliament's lower house was dissolved in June, has been extremely circumspect in the use of his authority.
An obsession with privacy about transfer dealings at St James' Park stemming from the club's owner Mike Ashley, dictates that he needs to be extremely circumspect in his public utterances and cannot speak with the freedom which he would perhaps prefer.
Gorta, a bearded man in his fifties, who plays the role of the hard-bitten journalist whom nothing can surprise, and who is extremely kind, was a more circumspect prosecution fan.
Senior Pentagon and military officials said they remained extremely concerned that Mr. Hussein's forces might still fire chemical or biological weapons at allied forces, and were circumspect about success thus far in seizing those arsenals.
