Sentence examples for made him cautious from inspiring English sources

Has Doherty's example made him cautious?

His childhood made him cautious.

If anything, the market's recent run has made him cautious.

This made him cautious; and the caution made him puzzling.

The problem, says Vinterberg, is that success had made him cautious and inhibited.

And, of course, he was aware of his work's theological implications – and that had made him cautious too.

You really have to make him cautious of what he's swinging at, and reinforce it".

But it is the very enormity of the change Obama represents that makes him cautious at times about more change.

Orchid is still expanding, buying 11 pubs this year, but Hall says it is difficult to predict week-to-week, or even day-to-day, how trade will pan out, making him cautious about the outlook.

In a career-move typical of the best nouvelle vague directors, such as Eric Rohmer, Claude Chabrol and Godard, Truffaut metamorphosed from a very young film critic to a young director, and in some people's eyes, the critic's cerebral stance clings to his movies, making him cautious, eager to pack in meaning, over-aware of the history of "classic film".

Mr Tsipras knows that a failed negotiation and an exit from the euro would lead to short-term economic upheaval, and that will make him cautious.