Arthur, who will somehow establish freedom for England by being declared its king, is a worrier as well as a warrior, and Mr. Owen brings a certain wariness to the role, as if he were, like his character, reluctant to commit the full force of his charisma to a cause he doesn't quite understand.
A similar wariness to roll over bonds expiring next week could exhaust a $50bn cash reserve at any point, warned Lew.
The initial reluctance reflected a bipartisan wariness to haul intelligence and law enforcement officials before Congress for a backward look at a time when the country seems to be facing new perils every day, from anthrax sent by letter to general threats that have been passed along by the Justice Department.
But with Gretzky and the slick, star-studded champions in town, the 17,411 fans seemed to possess a certain wariness to match their anticipation.
"I've done some good things and a few knucklehead stupid things in my life, but that brings you experience and what I like to call a world wariness to what I play".
But the deeper and more troubling issue is an underlying wariness to hire on the part of many employers.
Today, chuetas intermingle and marry among other Majorcans, but there is still a wariness tied to the history and culture of Spain, where surveys through the last 10 years have ranked it among European countries with the highest anti-Semitic opinions.
The Labour leader restricted himself, with an almost comical wariness, to statements of the obvious.
Tell a bookish person you're going to interview Renata Adler and you can expect a range of reactions, everything from envy to wariness, to a sort of fear-stricken awe.
