Sentence examples for a clear wariness from inspiring English sources

The Founders, Balko notes, evinced a clear "wariness of standing armies … born of experience and a study of history," and they designed the Constitution expressly to guard against the home raids, property seizures, and other routine indignities to which the Britain subjected its colonists.

A series of cables going back over the past two years highlights the Polish eagerness to try to draw the US military, Nato assets, and possibly military bases into Poland, and a clear US ambivalence and wariness, sparking furious rows and mutual exasperation.

A secret recording obtained by The Washington Post reveals the extent of lawmakers' confusion and their wariness of barreling toward a repeal without a clear replacement plan.

Through comments in secret diplomatic cables, the former ambassador to Kazakhstan made clear his wariness of being drawn in.

Many of her answers are delivered with a penetrating stare, a wariness in her voice.

You sense an anxious risk and a wariness of the arbitrary.

In David Grindley's subtle yet shimmeringly clear production, which opened Thursday night at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater, a scared wariness defines and confines the existences of people in retreat or out for conquest at a Catskills resort in 1960.

But a lack of money and a wariness of exploitation has stifled most efforts.

So I headed to CatCon with a bit of wariness and a steely resolve not to buy anything.

But a physician's wariness can be a pill pusher's opportunity.

At Weather.com, a similar wariness has arisen.