Sentence examples for much circumspection from inspiring English sources

We're wasting valuable circumcising time!' " Lopez: " 'Too much circumspection, not enough circumcision.' " They thought for a moment.

Others foresee no lasting damage, but members of both camps advise buyers to exercise as much circumspection at the stock exchange as they would at the store when judging the right price to pay for a label.

However, these conclusions must be treated with much circumspection for various methodological reasons.

If the judge at the original trial had access to the new guidelines his directions to the jury "would have been couched in terms of much greater circumspection and caution," it added.

RICK PERRY, the governor of Texas, has never been much for circumspection.

Even in a trade not much known for circumspection, Harold Moore, the chef and co-owner of Commerce, reviewed this week in Tables for Two, comes across as a particularly candid guy.

By Andrea Thompson August 12, 2008 Even in a trade not much known for circumspection, Harold Moore, the chef and co-owner of Commerce, reviewed this week in Tables for Two, comes across as a particularly candid guy.

— Nick Paumgarten Even in a trade not much known for circumspection, Harold Moore, the chef and co-owner of Commerce, reviewed this week in Tables for Two, comes across as a particularly candid guy.

But, in his words, much of the elite "chose circumspection" to save their own skins and remained silent.

Ms. Ketterer envisions such pickiness and circumspection, traits of little use for much of 2009, as becoming more widespread.

Coach Bill Belichick, with his usual circumspection, will not acknowledge that there is much different about his defense now, citing blitzes the Patriots tried -- unsuccessfully -- earlier in the season.