Sentence examples for Show wariness from inspiring English sources

Their broad shoulders look menacing but their eyes show wariness and they are incredibly shy.

These ambitions have since given way to less optimistic analyses of the market for their products as carriers show greater wariness of such plans.

But today's voluntary withdrawal shows such wariness was warranted in the case of Thelin.

And Indian individual investors, burned by the 2008 crash, have shown more wariness than foreign money managers.

Is not Corbyn modern, in showing his wariness of rituals that imply democratic leaders must bow to those who reign on the basis of the hereditary principle?

Both sides had portrayed themselves as reformers after Mrs. Rell's predecessor, John G. Rowland, resigned in a corruption scandal and polls repeatedly showed a wariness of state government.

And, after showing initial wariness, he eventually approved the way astronauts would reach the moon: the lunar-orbit rendezvous, in which the Apollo moon lander would depart from an orbiting mother ship to travel to the moon's surface.

But according to experts on sports business, Selig is showing his wariness about a huge upfront payment that would diminish the annual rights fee that Prime would pay the Dodgers — which a future owner would not be able to renegotiate.

Have I passed the age where I could just walk out on the street and lift up my shirt?' " Throughout the interview, Ms. Aniston had shown a wariness about disclosing anything too personal.

Professor Halper said Mr. Reagan wanted to be assured of military success, as he was in the invasion of Grenada, and showed his wariness by withdrawing troops from Lebanon after the bombing of a Marine barracks.

Truman and Franklin D. Roosevelt's widow needed each other badly for their own agendas; these 254 letters show a mutual wariness that never ceased, but growing respect and admiration as well.