Sentence examples for forever cautious from inspiring English sources

If one is forever cautious, can one remain a human being?

Political figures say the potential for any quote to blow up at any time has the pernicious effect of making them more cautious, forever conscious that the next words out of their mouth could become a weapon against them.

My grandmother always told me, "the brave do not live forever and the cautious do not live at all".

He gave himself a crash course in tactics, field-tested new rifles in the White House yard, spent hours in the nearby War Department reading and composing telegraphs, and was forever goading his generals, the cautious and recalcitrant George B. McClellan especially, to take more aggressive action.

Even among the devoted Washington hoops bloggers at Bullets Forever, there was little more than cautious optimism and "riding-with-our-hearts" hopefulness that the Wizards might somehow eke out a tough series win in seven games.

But cautious optimism can't last forever if the results are poor.

I can only try to be cautious for a certain period of time, but it is not going to protect me forever.

"Shrek Forever After" was No. 1 at North American multiplexes over the weekend but failed to meet even cautious expectations, probably because of franchise fatigue and pushback from consumers over the rising cost of 3-D tickets.

Very cautious.

Or cautious.

Forever loved, forever missed.