circumspectly

Or at least force them to operate far more circumspectly, which would be almost as good.

He especially noted the way nearly everyone in the room watched the young man circumspectly.

The white bird sat in the center, watching him circumspectly.

When his father laid down the law, however circumspectly, that was final.

"But do they know, at least, how to act circumspectly?

Jesus turned off this street, driving circumspectly, and made some more turns that left me lost.

She was making her way, circumspectly, to the house when she heard the car drive off.

"You can see why this has to be handled most circumspectly.

In particular, group means need to be used rather more circumspectly than was thought necessary in the early studies.

"In that case, it would have been well if you had behaved more circumspectly," he snapped.

So powerful that it needs to be used circumspectly to avoid reducing self-confidence.

It was a long leisurely time before they came circumspectly to the pressing issues which had to be discussed.

In the last decade, she has abandoned film and returned, circumspectly, to choreography.

Circumspectly, she told him what had taken place.

"Single gentlemen often behave less than circumspectly, but marriage generally sets them right."

With some hand motions and swearing on a side channel Green got the group to move more circumspectly.

"Of course my own role must be handled circumspectly.

If we approach carefully, circumspectly, they may be less fiendish."

He watched as Hoffman began descending the slope, then followed, circumspectly.

Oil company executives talk circumspectly about their pricing decisions.

The others followed more circumspectly, testing the ground with probing trunk tips before each step.

My father was known to be loyal to the King, so the matter was circumspectly handled.

You can even talk, circumspectly, about your efforts.

Then he turned on his light, circumspectly, directing its rays to the ground at his feet.

Heather came skipping down the stairs, followed, more circumspectly, by Em.