Sentence examples for like cautious from inspiring English sources

But he sounded more like cautious Mr Romney.

They potter around, duetting like cautious dancers as they pass one another on their single-lane pathways in the deep snow.

Like Mr. Turque, Mr. Maraniss and Ms. Nakashima repeatedly use terms like "cautious," "self-righteous" and "competitive" to describe Al Gore, adjectives that readily come to mind to anyone who has watched him on television or followed accounts of him in the press.

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Before this work, mobile flavins were only associated with PHBH-like "cautious" enzymes, whereas now we find flavin movement in an enzyme that is best defined as a "bold" monoxygenase.

If you're conservative in your approach to investing and aren't comfortable with the thought of losing your capital you might like the Cautious portfolio.

"I like to be cautious," he added, "but even as a scientist it is looking extremely promising".

"This government would like to be cautious so that we are not saddled with something only under the garb of clean energy or alternate energy," he said.

Fukuyama does want to promote democratic values — "what is in the end a revolutionary American foreign policy agenda" — though he would like to be cautious about it, and even multilateral about it.

While the slightly different time-courses of classification accuracy are suggestive, we would like to be cautious in interpreting these, as the experiment was not designed to separate preparation and execution related activity.

Most of them are like Karl: cautious, principled, finding their way.