Sentence examples for feeling cautious from inspiring English sources

I have another reason for feeling cautious.

Foster's disgrace left most forensic linguists feeling cautious.

So it's no wonder that companies are feeling cautious.

The luck of finding a whole brisket leaves some feeling cautious and tradition-bound.

"The problem is that conference planners in Europe are still feeling cautious about not letting people smoke," Ms. Hirneise said.

Investors were feeling cautious as they considered the consequences of the third-quarter growth figures and the FOMC's statement.

Perhaps the renowned evolutionary biologist and the world's most famous atheist was feeling especially cautious.

"There is a feeling of cautious optimism," said Buddy Dyer, the mayor of Orlando, which is leading Florida in job and transportation growth.

Janet Yellen's dovish comments drove markets higher on Thursday (and the S&P to a record high) but investors are now feeling more cautious.

Dhalia Mignouna, 19, a sophomore from Virginia who is studying economics, said students were feeling "more cautious" since classes began last week.

The primary reason is "a feeling of cautious optimism about the economy at large," said Bruce Lefkowitz, executive vice president for advertising sales at the Fox cable entertainment unit of the News Corporation, responsible for channels like FX.