Sentence examples for utter caution from inspiring English sources

Alexander Gauland, one of its founding members and a deputy spokesman, argued that the EU should act with "utter caution and respect for Russia's sensitivities".

"[Shriver] was going to ride a horse no matter who held up the barriers, no matter who uttered cautions or suggested carefulness," he said of Shriver's tone at the event.

But the most secretive White House in modern history has learned the hard way -- even while its spokesman reflexively utter the caution, "We don't talk about intelligence," or, "Sorry, that's classified" -- that it must reveal a pretty steady stream of secrets all the time.

Except in Hollywood, where the terrifying costs of the season's annual blockbuster death match see the major studios replace their habitual caution with complete and utter risk-aversion.

David Ebersman, Facebook's chief financial officer, uttered a word of caution to that effect in Wednesday's call with analysts.

A word of caution must be uttered.

Pelosi testified before the commission on May 22, 2003, but uttered not a word of caution about the methods used.

Two junior ministers were slapped down earlier this year for uttering the taboo phrase.Despite Labour's caution, some recent signs suggest that the economy is not entirely moribund.

The president uttered not another word of criticism or caution, and Sharon continued the offensive.

It would behoove our state to proceed with caution whenever the word 'privatize' is uttered.

"Captain America: utter, utter, utter tosh".