Sentence examples for the cautiousness of from inspiring English sources

He follows James in with the cautiousness of someone entering enemy territory.

So now the cautiousness of people like David Flynn inspires envy.

He spread the ball around masterfully, exploiting the absence of Miami's top corner (Vontae Davis) and the cautiousness of the Miami safeties in coverage.

Ossoff lost the highly publicized race for many reasons — including his youth, his residence slightly outside the district, and, arguably, the cautiousness of his message.

He became the State Department's coördinator for counterterrorism in 1998, but was frustrated by the cautiousness of American efforts to oppose Al Qaeda.

Jackie Hutton A Your friend has a problem here, as nearly all wines contain the preservative sulphur dioxide, which varies in dosage according to the style of wine and the cautiousness of the winemaker.

It may be that the excessive cautiousness of his character, the lack of élan and glamour, and the very dullness of the man have prevented historians from universally recognizing the appellation of "the Great," first attributed to him by the Austrian ambassador to his son's court.

So did the inveterate cautiousness of Gordon Brown, who chose to wound rather than strike during Mr Blair's moment of greatest weakness in 2004.

But the original Babbitt is, by the novel's end, a victim as well as an embodiment of the cautiousness and conformity that surrounds him.

It was not possible to confirm all the government's claims or to obtain casualty totals for the rebels or for villagers who might have been caught in the fighting, but the low figures for the army and the police were an indication of the cautiousness with which they were proceeding up the hills ringing this city, Macedonia's second largest.

On a surface frosty enough to suggest the undersoil heating had not been fully effective, the cautiousness that is natural to the fixture tended to be exaggerated.