Sentence examples for perhaps cautious from inspiring English sources

Perhaps cautious about seeming diva-ish, she quickly adds: "It was good, though.

UK distributors were perhaps cautious as the film seemed late to the party: Shimmy Marcus's SoulBoy, which benefited from more-recognisable lead actors Martin Compston, Felicity Jones and Nichola Burley, premiered in 2010, going on to gross £101,000 at UK cinemas over its lifetime.

Other Bitcoin traders, perhaps cautious that the RBI's statements threw their own legal situation into question, were also unavailable.

"People are perhaps cautious in adapting to new models of transportation, and it's our job to demonstrate how it works," Cullen said.

We believe that a broad range of scientists, funding agencies and policy makers should be interested in both topics and we welcome commentary, response or even, perhaps, cautious agreement.

At 75, is he a different type of entrepreneur, perhaps more cautious?

But the Senate president, John McKay, said, "It appears we have finality and perhaps our cautious approach has paid off.

The effects of nanoparticles on the wider environment are largely unknown, so perhaps a cautious approach is the best one?

Her debut performance as Aurora, which I saw in 2006, was assured, if perhaps more cautious in manner than usual, and the famously acerbic British critics mostly applauded.

Now, on the one hand this seems perhaps overly cautious, since rather than refusing to take any more bets, the bookmakers could have simply significantly lowered the odds on aliens appearing.

I'm perhaps more cautious than I used to be, but I'm more skilled, too, and if it wasn't scary, I don't think I'd do it.