circumspectly in a sentence
- In contrast to Bond, Whelan circumspectly keeps Shakespeare just offstage.
- But after MGR became Chief Minister the producers again circumvented Nagesh circumspectly.
- Used sparingly and circumspectly, the violence imparts horror.
- Nadelmann said circumspectly, and the last-minute money from Soros and others came through.
- Henry, circumspectly steered their business through the French Wars and the dissolution of Spanish colonial interests.
- It's difficult to find circumspectly in a sentence.
- Warner is still saddled with trying to explain what happened, and prefers to talk about it circumspectly.
- But Cecil's fate was to talk to the media, and that he did, a bit circumspectly.
- You hope courts will deal with the power this gives them circumspectly . . . to protect basic human liberty,
- You can abuse the power given to you or you can use it very circumspectly within the spirit of the law,
- But almost everyone interviewed acknowledged, however circumspectly, that concern had existed for years that Moore was dealing with a substance-abuse problem.
- The incident, around which bad feelings still linger, provides a circumspectly told cautionary tale at the beginning of Advisory Commission's report.
- With the arrival of democratic rule the legacy of Primo de Rivera and the cult of personality created by the dictatorship started to wane circumspectly.
- The real point, however, is that by the time he flew to Iraq to seal the deal, Clinton was also circumspectly cheering him on.
- Many in this predominately Roman Catholic nation then go to church, presumably to repent the sins committed during Carnival and to promise to live more circumspectly.
- After being pressed about his relationship with Levy, Giuliani answered circumspectly, saying, " I think we have a very constructive relationship ."