The affair must be managed with all circumspection, and the operator must be induced to his work by hopes of gain and by promises, for it will be a dangerous undertaking, and when the operation is over he must go through a rigorous quarantine.
Drop-dead striking in her silken dove-grey gowns, McTeer's fine Merteuil insinuates and machinates in a sinisterly breathy, mock-soothing manner, her eyes a-glare with scheming circumspection and latent with injury.
Hardball squash was a Wasp birthright, something handed down along with seersucker, circumspection, and a reflexive way with a thank-you note.
We may have thought we knew all about them from their letters, but now that we have them in person, the narrator approaches them with a kind of circumspection.
When he was finished he folded the wrapper as neatly as Louise would have done and put it in his pocket — surprising how much heat was left in the stubbed-out butt — and crept with a felon's circumspection to the men's room and locked himself in a stall and emptied the contents of the foil into the lavatory bowl.
The opening has been delayed: the red shirt riots took place a block away which meant building slowed down; training chefs and creating a menu is taking perfectionist Thompson longer than expected – "I have one or two chefs who look at me with a degree of circumspection I find almost impertinent".
Subsequent case law shows that this list has largely been accepted, and there is indication that the judges have continued to move with a degree of circumspection, and sometimes even in reaction against such developments.
Whereas in the first set he had performed with the circumspection of a man who might indeed be hiding an injury, now he slipped into his customary championship-winning mode.
Nor did he approach his century with circumspection: a mishook for two took him to 96, another couple to 98 and then, after he had been in three hours, another rasping pull brought him his century.
So we mark this anniversary not with celebration but with circumspection.
