Sentence examples for full of caution from inspiring English sources

In Chapter 12 21 and 22, the "Art of War" recalls: "But a Kingdom that has been once destroyed can never come again into being; nor can the dead ever be brought back to life...Hence the enlightened ruler is heedful, and the good general full of caution.

But while the passage of years can heal emotional wounds, literature is full of cautions about time's limitations in terms of helping us truly know the objects of our affections.

The idea is, like Mr. Obama himself, full of both caution and hope.

Life as a constitutional monarch, full of tedium, caution, and conciliation, ran against the essence of his character".

Some woman escaped from her house full of cats to vigorously caution a bunch of teens against the dangers of the iPhone.

We must monitor oak forests that have been abandoned for a long time and are full of large trees with caution, so as not to release pests to nearby forests.

He received a "nonpunitive letter of caution" and the full inspector-general's report was ordered to be attached to the admiral's service record, where it will block his chances at promotion or future command, officials said.

Albeit, their declaration was full of classic Yorkshire over-caution.

(Olivier Clausse designed the lighting and the object-heavy and industrial set, full of repurposed elements like yellow caution tape).

You describe them as full of misleading simplifications and barren of cautions, caveats and context.

It's an abundance-of-caution issue".