Sentence examples for was always cautious from inspiring English sources
Mr. Frankel, a dedicated value investor, said he was always cautious about technology stocks.
Zhao, however, was always cautious, both in pushing for economic change and even more so in the political realm.
He was always cautious when it came to believing or not believing in his journey, and this preserved him from both hubris and capitulation.
Margaret Thatcher was always cautious: in 1979 she never promised cuts, certainly nothing resembling her slash-and-burn budget of 1981.
Don't go to sleep when Momma cooks – you wake up, food be gone – 'You shoulda been up!' As a teenager I was always cautious of don't go too far.
"We are always cautious".
"Because of its history, Germany is always cautious and diplomatic," she said.
"That's why I'm always cautious, always meet in public," he said.
It is only at this point that Coleridge reveals that he is "always cautious".
That's why I'm always cautious about looking too far down the road.
