Sentence examples for need for circumspection from inspiring English sources

The need for circumspection, self-control, and political acumen became even greater after the death of the Protestant Edward in 1553 and the accession of Elizabeth's older half sister Mary, a religious zealot set on returning England, by force if necessary, to the Roman Catholic faith.

So, too, would have been the operation's many run-ins over the years with federal regulators, suggesting the need for a high level of circumspection.

Schlesinger had excellent grounds for circumspection.

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

Terence Rattigan's dialogue pitches the call of wantonness against the case for circumspection.

But how to deploy his 25-year-old sister Pauline, already a disciplinary hard case, notorious for philandering in a court not known 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.

"A need for greed".

Need for a ban?