circumspect

We are going to have to be very circumspect for a while.

He needed to find a circumspect way to address the matter.

Once that decision was made, however, he must be circumspect about their relationship.

In those days of course Americans were more circumspect about their bodies.

Nevertheless, my position is rather more circumspect on some points.

He would be circumspect, of course, but his father was smart.

Most of the girls were a little more circumspect in their speech.

In private, however, some of his advisers were more circumspect.

We were even more circumspect than usual in public places.

She went, curious to see what could make her daughter circumspect.

Far enough south of their own turf to act a little circumspect.

Elizabeth was said to be very circumspect in her behavior now.

And he was circumspect about his 0-3 record against Muster.

"I think that we have been very circumspect," he said.

The prince was more circumspect, but not difficult to follow.

Mind you, even on public phones, we have to be circumspect.

At least the rangers here were more circumspect about it.

She had been very circumspect in all her dealings with men.

History teaches to be much more circumspect about the behavior of groups.

I could already tell Peter was much too circumspect to be of any use in my investigation.

"I have to be more circumspect than what I'm used to doing home on the ranch."

Almost, he thought, as if the sphere was being very circumspect to hold down their fear.

Though dealing with his own President, he felt the need to be circumspect in finding out.

But for the most part he has preferred to remain circumspect.

You are on your circumspect own for breakfast and lunch.