Sentence examples for may be circumspect from inspiring English sources
Iraq: He may be circumspect, but harbors continuing doubts about Maliki and his Iranian ties.
(Their place in "Mystic River" will be hard to discuss without revealing some of the movie's many secrets; I'll try to be circumspect, but you may want to finish reading this after you've seen the movie).
ET. The Breitbart executive chairman may have been circumspect about furthering his comments published in Michael Wolff's book Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House due to the cease-and-desist letter sent by the Trump's attorney late Wednesday.
In the light of the prevailing discourses of death, parents may have been circumspect and selective about whom to disclose or discuss the news of their child's condition, but they did not appear to act as perhaps first intimated to the health workers.
Be circumspect around opposing teams.
Be circumspect and considerate of your friend.
With the death of a Tesla driver using autopilot in Florida on May 7, 2016, government regulators may be forced to be more circumspect in their attitudes on how this technology progresses.
After reading about the tunnel fire, however, I may be a little more circumspect when I grill brown cheese from now on.
People will pay extra for a Prius, whose ecological benefits may be debatable, but be more circumspect about buying extra home insulation, which is one of the best ways to save energy.
However, enough passages from the Essay suggest otherwise (some of which Mackie himself acknowledges e.g., in II.xxvii.4 5) that the more circumspect conclusion may be that Locke was either inconsistent or just ambivalent on the matter.
