Sentence examples for seem cautious from inspiring English sources

Fashion trends seem cautious, said John D. Morris, an analyst at Gerard Klauer Mattison.

Hutton's policy prescriptions seem cautious given the portentousness of his language.

Many investors, though, seem cautious about the outlook, one reason that the Dow struggled to get through 10,000 for six weeks.

Instead of displaying the expedient humility of leaders who have failed to win overall majorities they behaved as if they had all the space in the world, rushing through reforms and an economic policy that made Margaret Thatcher's seem cautious.

I can't emphasize enough this is not just about 'bygones be bygones.' " But the resistance remains, he said: Even in confidential statements, Liberians in the United States seem cautious, taking care not to open old wounds.

Mr. Ruzicka's first summer of programming cannot help but seem cautious after that of his predecessor, Gerard Mortier, who tried to turn this august festival into a hotbed of modernism.

But investors seemed cautious.

For an instant, Mosley seemed cautious.

Still, at moments throughout the evening her singing seemed cautious.

In conversation, he seems cautious but precise and quietly determined.

But unlike most teenagers, Alora seems cautious, wary and fragile.