Sentence examples for relatively circumspect from inspiring English sources

Justice Ginsburg is relatively circumspect in her public remarks, but it's still unwise for her to retain an ongoing affiliation with such an active advocacy and litigation group.

The New Republic's Jonathan Cohn had a relatively circumspect view of the protests and the ensuing political turf battles — probably a reasonable reaction, given that the movement is likely to be around for a while.

"I think there's a lot of redeeming reality television out there," said Jason Carbone, founder of the production company Good Clean Fun and executive producer of shows like the Style Network's "Tia & Tamera," a likable and relatively circumspect show about the adult lives of twins who were stars of the 1990s comedy "Sister, Sister".

Despite singling her out in the research paper, the authors were relatively circumspect about her cardiac health.

Yet the opinion is relatively circumspect in recounting the history of how the case reached this point at all -- a history about which the court itself cannot be proud.

President Obama, who did manage to summon up some outrage in the Trayvon Martin murder ("If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon"), has been relatively circumspect, appealing both for reform and for order.

Any restatements are widely expected to result in lawsuits by shareholders, but given the relatively modest announcements, even plaintiffs' lawyers were circumspect yesterday, a day one had previously termed "restatement day".

Jeremy Corbyn has been relatively successful at introducing a more circumspect, sober tone to parliamentary discourse, and he will have been dismayed to have seen two of his senior figures on Channel 4 News behaving like cats in a sack.

Financing for new mortgages remains relatively scarce, too, as lenders become more circumspect than they used to be about whether the people they hand over money to can repay it.

We also estimated a polytomous regression model with the three ED dispositions, but were circumspect of these results given the relatively small number of died-in-the-ED cases, so we present these results in Supplemental Material, Table S3.

If Sangakkara's slow run-rate was down to a lack of form, Dilshan's circumspect approach was tactical and it was a surprise when, after being relatively untroubled, he was caught at slip by Anderson off Swann.