Sentence examples for how circumspect from inspiring English sources
We should let them know they are not alone, and we should do what we can to make sure they are not massacred, but I come away from all of this thinking it is a kind of respect to acknowledge how different their fight is, how specific it is to their situation, how little we are likely to understand their language of freedom, and how circumspect we should be about jumping in, especially with troops.
How circumspect, exact and proportionate were all their movements!
Everybody, he added, "was being very circumspect about how they spent their money, and where".
"So foreign companies are very cautious and very circumspect about how they speak out".
So I think that we've really got to be circumspect about how seriously we take our own anxieties today.
Officials at ICE were circumspect about how they had located González, telling the local press that they had received notice about her from "another law-enforcement body," without specifying which one.
Even the French president has been circumspect about how fast intelligence teams can trace and dismantle a system forged in Syria and Iraq, and bolstered by ties of family and childhood friendship at home, apparently tied to a string of terror attacks from the Charlie Hebdo shootings to the Brussels bombs.
"Now we can only take a small number of high-needs people in each team; you have to be more circumspect about how many you can cope with, so those higher needs people – people with mental health problems or drug and alcohol problems – often end up sleeping rough.
In practice, major publications have been fairly circumspect about how much of this to publish.
While Smith feels comfortable validating Songbird's front-running style, Stevens is much more circumspect about how Beholder's race is likely to unfold.
In the days leading up to Obama's visit to Britain, probably his last as president, White House aides were circumspect about how deeply Obama would wade into the so-called Brexit issue, if at all.
