Sentence examples for feels cautious from inspiring English sources
Even one of Whole Foods' collaborators in Brooklyn told me she feels cautious about the relationship.
In "Invasions" the first person singular does not appear; traditional form is employed; the emotion feels cautious and rueful — disciplined, in short; and too often the total effect is of dutifulness.
Ackerman says the stock market feels "cautious, confused and lacking conviction".
It felt cautious, and very, very controlled.
Even then he made me feel cautious.
He nodded, seeming wary, and I too felt cautious.
But I feel cautious and want to see how things go.
Reading Chabon, I'm carefree; reading Mitchell, I feel cautious, uncertain.
"In uncertain times, a lot of schools feel cautious about taking the leap to becoming an academy.
One explanation is the "hand-holding principle"; choosing funds is tricky and clients feel cautious about doing it on their own.
Because ISL can operate only under certain geological conditions involving isolated aquifers, he says, underground mining is bound to make a comeback.Locals feel cautious.
