Sentence examples for replied cautiously from inspiring English sources

"You should read it first," Canseco replied, cautiously.

When I asked her how she felt about Russians, Yacoubova replied cautiously, "I am happy to be back in our homeland, but the current situation makes us anxious.

"Probably not, if I'm absolutely honest but I gather that the British entry's got a slightly higher chance than usual, is that right?" the Premier replied cautiously.

Asked if he was confident the ruling would withstand Mr. Bush's appeal to the Supreme Court, Mr. Daley replied cautiously: "We feel very good about this decision".

When I asked him what he meant by that — if he thought witches were real — he replied, cautiously, "Some people don't believe it".

Mr. Mirow replied cautiously to questions about political turmoil in Russia, but said recent protests showed that middle-class Russians were more politically active than many analysts had thought.

When I ask how much truth there is in the bitchy reputation of modelling, she replies cautiously: "Um, my experience is that I just went to work and I had fun".

"We have good cash flow and a robust balance sheet so do not have need of loans from any customers," the executive replies, cautiously.

But I cautiously replied: "I will save all outpouring of affection for once you're safely a million miles away".

The producer sent Lee a copy of Thompson's script, to which he replied that he was "cautiously interested".

To which the signatories replied, "Let's at least give him credit for going as far as he did".Vatican officials have cautiously welcomed the scholars' letter, saying they too see prospects for a tough, meaningful conversation.