Sentence examples for though circumspect from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Fry, though circumspect, will not be swayed by the associations.

Though circumspect, he was eminently chipper in discussing the company's present and future.

Historians, though, have been more circumspect about the pogrom, unable to find documentary evidence for it.

For some of his peers, though, he is too circumspect a critic.

Aguilera, though, is characteristically circumspect.

Peña Nieto has been more circumspect, though he alluded to Trump during his appearance with Biden.

Charlotte Brontë and George Eliot, though, were more circumspect about the whole love business.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the French politician who leads the I.M.F., has been similarly circumspect, though he has expressed support in the past for governance changes.

Mr. Hughes's music criticism was generally more circumspect, though when he enjoyed a performance, he left no doubt about it.

Statements from Armenia have been more circumspect, though the country's foreign minister said on Thursday that "it will be possible to achieve the expected progress if Azerbaijan also gives its consent," news services reported.

Burton's accounts of his own growing up have generally been fairly circumspect, though he has never left much doubt that his career has been in part an imaginative retort to the emotional privations of those years.