Sentence examples for it's circumspect from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it's circumspect, sometimes direct.

Some critics also suggest that the government's emphasis on turning ambassadors into glorified trade emissaries has weakened their ability to carry out their traditional diplomatic role.As for Britain's intelligence service, MI6, determined not to be associated with another Iraq-style "dodgy dossier", it was circumspect to a fault.

Still, from a writing standpoint, I was circumspect.

The government, too — however much it has been at pains to find and trumpet good news wherever it can — was circumspect.

Conservative Republicans showed little enthusiasm for it but were circumspect in their comments.

As with any recreational substance, it pays to be circumspect.

"Demons" has the nudity and gore that are obligatory in this category, though it's more circumspect than soft-core romps like "Spartacus" or "The Tudors".

Although many parametric statistical tests are considered to be robust, as recently shown in Methodologist's Corner, it still pays to be circumspect about the assumptions underlying statistical tests.

Guinness's Smiley is circumspect yet fearless.

While those databases that map approved drugs to their primary targets can justifiably be designated target-centric it is necessary to be circumspect about such a classification because the protein mappings may infer other mechanistic relationships.

Unless we know the quality of the C2 response to the optogenetic stimuli, it is necessary to be circumspect in the interpretation of C2 mediating an attractive response, and the authors' claim that the hypothesis that "gustatory preferences are… encoded in "valence labeled lines" is weakened by the C2 result is subject to real caveats.