Sentences with phrase «too circumspect»

- Library Journal «Undeniably well - meaning but too circumspect in its approach.»

Harris and Hitchens agree with Dawkins, even though they seem too circumspect to blurt it out so plainly.

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(ii) The need to be circumspect of any too extensive systematization, of any cut - and - dried theology.

David Cameron, as Prime Minister, resisted a ban too, but did say ««I think if he came to visit our country he'd unite us all against him,» By this week, Prime Minister May's comments were more circumspect.

And if you're taking care of yourself after a non-surgical procedure and aren't working with a doctor, be extremely circumspect in your choice to do too much.

Be circumspect here, as well — tell them she looks thin to you and you've shared your concerns with her, and you wanted to let them know, too.

This is a film best seen with as little foreknowledge as possible, and I would caution against reading too much about it, as not all reviews will be so circumspect.

As I've mentioned before, I find that if I splash around too many adjectives in these commentaries they lose their impact, so I'm always a little circumspect when it comes to describing books in too glowing terms, but from time to time it's necessary to throw caution to the wind!

(Some potential Supreme Court Justices do too, I guess, though the Canadian Bar Association was more circumspect in its recent resolution on that topic.)