Sentence examples for too circumspect from inspiring English sources

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

There's little for the young — just a few bars and no beaches or nightclubs — and these new householders are too circumspect and perhaps too old to be showcasing their excesses, baubles and abs.

The best hope for a run of solid economic growth that lasts more than a few months, which has not happened since the late 90's, lies in corporate America, where many executives remain too circumspect to invest significantly in new buildings, equipment or technology.

Before anyone gets too circumspect about the quality of the cars sold on Beepi's certified pre-owned marketplace, the company has a 240 point inspection it conducts on every car.

They, too, were circumspect about their rent payment, but similar apartments in the building go for $3,600 to $4,500 a month.

Other cellphone firms may wish they had been more circumspect, too.

Many defenders of "The Goldfinch" seemed to divide its readers into those who allowed themselves to appreciate the book's obvious pleasures and those who were too snobbish or circumspect to do so.

Spitzer, too, has grown more circumspect.

Here too the president is circumspect.

I could be more circumspect, but too many times I've been at brunch and my vague fib about being a line cook sparks 20 enthusiastic follow-up questions.

Perhaps wanting modern-day young people to be more savvy or circumspect is asking too much.