Sentence examples for kind of caution from inspiring English sources

But I have to tell you, that kind of caution isn't exclusive to sharks.

The same kind of caution is evident among workers on the assembly line.

T-shirts notwithstanding, that kind of caution, even parochialism, reflects the way most Italian family businesses have evolved over the years.

"If hunters exercised the kind of caution one would expect at heights of 20-some feet, it would be almost a nonissue," said Lt. Suzanne Koppelo, hunter safety administrator of the law enforcement division of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.

Lee McCulloch could have little complaint about his yellow card for a challenge on Durmaz, but the Swede escaped any kind of caution when he appeared to kick out at the Rangers midfieler while on the ground in the aftermath of that foul.

As the name implies, it's not quite the same as the regular kind of caution you might be landed with for shoplifting or being caught with a bit of weed.

Another kind of cautioning.

Various kinds of caution may be in order before drawing any large conclusion from these findings.

In Russia, that kind of scientific caution might once have been embraced.

I can only say that, like 9/11, Columbine may be one of those subjects that many Americans, for understandable reasons, would prefer to be treated with the kind of solemn caution that is the enemy of creativity.

A portly gentleman of 71 carrying himself with "a kind of pinched caution," as Oates wickedly notes, "like Humpty Dumpty fearing a sudden spill," James is a civilian volunteer in London who ministers to maimed soldiers just back from the front.