Sentence examples for more guardedly from inspiring English sources

Generalisations should be made more guardedly.

Piotr wrote poetry himself, less prolifically and more guardedly.

After moving to Pisa in 1820, Shelley was stung by hostile reviews into expressing his hopes more guardedly.

Stephen Cambone, who has an E Ring office that is somewhat smaller than Feith's, is big and athletic-looking, and he speaks more guardedly than Feith does almost in code, rather than in Feith's full, elegant sentences.

But in recent days, senior officials have sounded a more guardedly optimistic tone in private settings, and Bush went public with it yesterday -- though some in his own party cringed at even the modest horn-tooting.

The statue was front page news under the title "New Discovery of Unkei's Buddhist Sculpture" in the morning edition of the Yomiuri Shimbun on March 13 , 2004 while the Asahi Shimbun more guardedly proclaimed on the same day: "Buddhist Sculpture from Unkei's Period of Unknown Activity.

A 1966 update, "The Real Eddie Chapman Story," tells more, but guardedly.

As for Vividus sales, he said guardedly that "more than 15" have sold since the introduction last fall.

Mr. Kennedy, often a rival of Mr. Romney, gave the governor's more ambitious proposal a guardedly positive reception that encouraged Democratic leaders to work with Mr. Romney's template.

Giselle herself was more outgoing, her rival Bathilde more touching, generous but guardedly correct; and Myrtha, queen of the spectral wilis (danced with exceptional skill by Carrie Imler on opening night) became a yet more complex role, as in love with dancing as Giselle herself.

"I started to see that it was more than just a book about" booty, Diddy said guardedly, after Mr. Iovine nudged him to talk.