Sentence examples for model of circumspection from inspiring English sources

Even Obama's reportedly stronger language at his press conference on June 23 is, on careful reading of the text, a model of circumspection.

Lori Wong, a Getty conservator who has worked in the tomb, is a model of circumspection, and she told me that the Getty was "really cautious" when making interventions.

Thompson grew up in Dover, N.H., a model of Yankee circumspection, and is headed to medical school at Columbia University.

You can't blame him for a degree of circumspection.

For the most part, though, the Obama Administration has maintained a policy of circumspection.

He appeals to a power capable of circumspection, reflection and reform.

"This is a crucial shot," he said, with a certain degree of circumspection.

After surviving a few days of these attacks and watching our brothers in the rifle platoons endure theirs, an atmosphere of circumspection began to set in.

Hence, inferences concerning the nature of the transition state can be drawn from the nature of the products only with a good deal of circumspection.

It is at an EXTRAORDINARY Rate of Circumspection and Spiritual Mindedness, that we should all now maintain a Walk with God.

As such examples show, a main takeaway from the book is a sense of circumspection about our confidence in what is known.