Sentence examples for language of caution from inspiring English sources
It's undeniable, though, that Bush -- whose foreign experience is second-hand -- is using the language of caution.
In a time of linguistic overkill, like the nineteen-forties, we look to literature for a language of emotional caution; in an age of irony, we look for emotional authenticity.
Now, a few words of caution.
But in only a minority of cases -- like The Times's own Web site -- is the language of these cautions unambiguous.
It must have taken some courage to remove the veils of caution, politeness and language that have tended to hide such critiques from white eyes.
The language of the Catechism, however, cautions against static conceptions of Tradition.
And although Ruth Negga captures both the sturdy capability and ultimate loneliness of Pegeen, even she treats the language with the caution of someone tiptoeing across a room with a precious vase.
A word of caution: this is only Sorrentino's second English-language movie, and the first was This Must Be The Place.
On "obliterate," Obama likens the language to George Bush and mentions that Clinton's scolded him for his lack of caution previously.
Sometimes it was an emblem of the never-ending battle between politics and the English language: "careful caution," "epistemologically-wise," "saddle myself with a statistical fence".
