Sentence examples similar to turned circumspect from inspiring English sources

So it's not surprising that Krafcik, whose normal ebullience belies his 57 years, turns circumspect when discussing just how fast and how far into the future Waymo's self-driving technology will take us.

But their fluorescent mosses turned a circumspect pastel green in the heat.

She became more circumspect when the conversation turned personal.

"Yes, I do". She became more circumspect when the conversation turned personal.

yet the committee has sort of turned maybe a little bit more circumspect about how they want to respond to that.

But when the subject turned to Russia, Trump's former fixer was circumspect.

Her friend Doris Leary, another retired postal worker, was more circumspect, saying that she had voted Democrat for years and would wait to see how the primaries turned out.

But when talk turned to Trump's immigration plans, including building a wall and mass deportations that could require billions of dollars in congressional authorizations, McConnell was circumspect.

While little girls have no shame or self-consciousness about opening their virtual homes, it turns out that adults are more circumspect.

While Intel has been generally circumspect about what material technology it plans to turn to when silicon ceases to "scale" down to smaller transistor sizes, I.B.M. has been more vocal and optimistic about the potential for carbon nanotubes.

In turn, Mr. Whitacre has been circumspect about setting an agenda for his successor.