Sentence examples for it's cautiously from inspiring English sources

Franco Zeffirelli's 1968 version may have caused something of a youthquake with its ravishing adolescent casting, but it's cautiously carnal at best: here, 17-year-old Claire Danes' and 21-year-old DiCaprio's eyes meet in an electric blue thunderbolt of sheer, woozy want.

The family of the lone known US prisoner of war says it's "cautiously optimistic" about reported new efforts by President Barack Obama's administration to win his freedom.

The retailer, which plans to add about 46 Dick's stores and 10 Golf Galaxy stores in 2008, said it was cautiously optimistic about its business prospects in 2008.

The ombudsman also finds Equitable Life guilty of "material misrepresentations" of fact and opens door to payouts worth possible £400m March 2003: The insurer published its annual results and says it is "cautiously optimistic".

Akzo earned 273 million euros in the second quarter, up 76% from a year earlier, and said in July that it was cautiously optimistic about its prospects for the rest of the year.

So far, the organization says it is cautiously satisfied.

The Forestry Commission said it was "cautiously optimistic" that the species was almost eradicated from the area.

The transportation authority said it was cautiously optimistic about restoring service from Jamaica to Pennsylvania Station on Thursday.

It said that despite the current economic uncertainty, it was cautiously optimistic about the full year outcome.

It was cautiously hopeful even in the rural seat of Morwell, held by the National party by a margin of more than 13%.

WPP said that, despite concerns about the global economy, it is "cautiously optimistic about the prospects for 2011 and, indeed, for 2012".