Significados de much circumspection en inglés

Biffy has far too much circumspection to reveal anything to you.

The commons acted with much circumspection, deliberation, and steadiness.

You have shown much circumspection, and you did well in escaping from Dunbar, as you did.

The South Africans batted with much circumspection and were grindingly pedestrian at times but did offer chances.

Under these circumstances Washington, although strongly inclined to fight, found himself constrained to act with much circumspection.

Copies of it were even shown in the provinces, and in foreign countries; but always with much circumspection.

Di Leynì had ventured, with much circumspection, to express his fear that a move might prove fatal to the sick man.

While moving down the road in the morning with much circumspection, Col. Lee in advance met a party which covered another that was foraging.

In order to evade suspicion, it was necessary to go about it slowly, tactfully, hence the financier moved with as much circumspection as possible.

He disposed of its contents with much circumspection, holding it for a long time close to his chin, with his face turned to the house.

Much circumspection was therefore required, for it was difficult to understand who were friends and who foes.

"Hark'e, brother Dunham," said he, with an ominous face, "this is a matter that requires mature thought and much circumspection."