Sentence examples for looked cautious from inspiring English sources

But Anderson and the Browns looked cautious in the second half and the Steelers looked confident in taking advantage of the N.F.L.'s worst defense in terms of yards allowed.

The BBC's David Willis in Washington says Mr Obama looked cautious and spoke in a measured way, and he was clearly concerned about getting Congress on board as well as the American public.

Although he looked cautious during the neuropsychological test, he showed frequent disorientation and confusion, and often fell into a stupor.

Most artists end up looking cautious and blinkered when put next to Matana Roberts and her utterly epic 12-album project Coin Coin, which has now reached its third chapter.

A new ABC News/Washington Post poll records a 26% jump in the number of Americans who think gay marriage should be legal since 2004, to 58% now.In several ways, the manner of Mrs Clinton's announcement looks cautious to the point of cowardice.

It lacked decisive reforms, only partially eased restrictions on foreigners investing in the insurance, defence and railways industries, and looked too cautious in the light of a huge election victory.

Rooney was prominently involved, though, and even if his passing was erratic sometimes he did at least try to move the ball forwards in those passages of play when England looked too cautious.

A single goal aggregate lead when your opponents hold the away goal balance is a tricky situation, and for a period the Xolos looked more cautious in the wake of the Galaxy goal.

They had conceded three goals in six away games previously in the tournament and Lyon boss Remi Garde's decision to leave top scorer Bafetimbi Gomis on the bench looked unnecessarily cautious against such a defensive side.

Portugal looks overly cautious, but certainly seems the likelier of the two to score.

The charity's target of 500 UK food banks by 2016 now looks ridiculously cautious.