Sentence examples for slightly circumspect from inspiring English sources
"When you think of battlefields, you think of re-enactment and that's usually deemed slightly circumspect, but the British are obsessed with our own history and that's a really interesting way that we engage with it," Mr. Dromgoole said.
Mr. Ivanov's other statements today were slightly more circumspect.
Discussion of money matters proved only slightly more circumspect in person than online.
But the Guardian is slightly more circumspect on the significance on its leader page.
Boyd and McGregor have stated within the past 24 hours that they would gladly accept a recall and, while he has been slightly more circumspect on that prospect, Ferguson also seems content with that scenario.
This can happen at any age, although mature girls and women friends tend to behave in a slightly more circumspect way, using glances and knowing smiles or nods instead of giggles.
Others are somewhat less circumspect.
If advertising has to bear all of the strain, you can understand why Thompson is a touch circumspect – especially after a slightly sluggish digital ad start to the new year.
This speech -- more rounded, more circumspect -- was only slightly defensive, still prescriptive and committed.
In her brief public appearances, Ms. Kennedy remained circumspect, speaking to reporters in her soft, slightly plummy tones, with an expression suggesting amusement at all the attention she was receiving.
