Sentence examples for more circumspect when from inspiring English sources

She became more circumspect when the conversation turned personal.

But he is more circumspect when it comes to specific cuts.

Perhaps shamefully, I'm more circumspect when exchanging opinions with flesh and blood people out there in real life.

Pomeroy was more circumspect when asked about whether the Shockers should hear their name called on Sunday.

After reading about the tunnel fire, however, I may be a little more circumspect when I grill brown cheese from now on.

But now that we have a video in this exhibition to show how closely related they are in the use of certain sexy visual cues and devices, you will be more circumspect when you next shop for underwear.

Mr. Hughes's music criticism was generally more circumspect, though when he enjoyed a performance, he left no doubt about it.

The extreme market action and the uncertainties hanging over the economy and the financial system have made strategists and portfolio managers more circumspect than usual when issuing forecasts.

Cats, being descended from solitary predators with little need to communicate face-to-face, lack such abilities, and are generally much more circumspect than dogs when they're deciding whether or not to join an affray.

Like Gatti, he is cursed with an abnormally big heart that propels him chin and fists-first into wars when a more circumspect approach would suffice.

Now, meeting him face-to-face, he seems a bit more circumspect, though his anger builds when I ask why he carried out this depraved act.