Sentence examples for always wary about from inspiring English sources

The British, however, were always wary about giving the military too much power in their imperial administration.

"Though he was very nice and basically a very good person, he would erupt unpredictably and slap us, my brother and me, around, and so I was always wary about whether this was going to happen today," Ashbery says.

Environmentalists fear that approach could divert attention from the need to curb fossil fuel emissions, and the Brazilian government itself, always wary about outside interference in the Amazon, has been opposed.

It was an incredible moment because I'm always wary about wearing my collar at Pride, where I get a lot of stares like, "what the heck is going on?" and people taking pictures because I have tattoos and I'm very queer-looking [laughs] and it seems at odds with the collar.

Hazel is cautious and is always wary of what she is about to get into.

"I do have quite specific ideas about it but I'm always wary to say them too quickly," he says carefully.

In the evenings, in their rare moments of leisure, they may talk about past missions, but somehow they are always wary, avoiding any physical contact.

I'm always wary of sweeping generalizations.

But the investment community is always wary of the place.

His hosts, always wary, seem for now reassured.

I'm always wary of lots of food colouring.