Sentence examples for rather careful from inspiring English sources

"We've been rather careful over the years," Mr. Rowland said.

The true original on the programme was Beethoven's Seventh Symphony, which under Van Zweden's rather careful introduction properly took off in the finale.

In those dances Mr. Baecher showed a lush movement quality that provided a nice contrast to Mr. Magloire's often dry, rather careful choreography.

But you have to be rather careful: A perspicacious student of mine once remarked that the memoirs or reminiscences of a professional historian are the perfect crime.

Other Titanias have looked enraptured when they hold Bottom's long ears to their breasts: She did not, and she and her Oberon gave the final duet of reconciliation some rather careful dancing.

He can still turn Georgia into the prosperous democracy it ought to be the best way, anyway, to win back the enclaves but, on both scores, he needs to be rather careful.

Rather than careful and measured, his plan appeared rushed and extreme.

The current president, the businessman Urbano Cairo, has been rather more careful with his promises.

This vision is not the fruit of inspiration but, rather, of careful research.

In the drive for modernization, it likes dramatic change rather than careful planning and orderly administration.

Below are the benefits for which there is some evidence, though usually from common experience rather than careful research.