Sentence examples for much cautious from inspiring English sources

But Mr Cameron has been not so much cautious as apathetic, ineffective and fickle.The prime minister made a brave and passionate case for armed intervention in Libya against Muammar Qaddafi.

Which is one reason it might be easy to underestimate "All We Are Saying... ...... Another reason: It begins with a cache of Lennon's more familiar songs — "Across the Universe," "Revolution," "Nowhere Man," Imagine" — treated with too much cautious respect.

Candidate Obama was much more cautious and conservative on this issue than President Obama has been, for instance.

But I think we're going to be much more cautious, all of us, collectively, a lot more cautious about taking risk in the future.

"We've got a younger generation that are often exceedingly conservative, and we need to be much more cautious about sex too," he said.

Others are much more cautious.

"She's much more cautious.

Saddam Hussein now is much more cautious.

But others are being much more cautious.

I am much more cautious now".

I am just much more cautious on wars of choice".