Sentence examples for always weary from inspiring English sources

"I'm always weary of predicting anything," he says.

One student said his friends seemed "always weary, anxious and even paranoid" as a result of the hazing.

The Nazis were always weary of any potential contacts between Germans and German emigrants who were seen as traitors and collaborators of the Allied forces.

But I'm always really weary of the sort of tagging that often goes on in culture and philosophers do it to themselves.

The EU had always been weary of conceding on this demand, in fear that visa-free travel would lead the European labor market to be flooded by young Turks looking for a job.

When I feel tired, I always have weary legs.

So I'm always a bit weary of first mover advantage as a term.

I can proudly say my relationships with people are far healthier nowadays, but the past has always made me weary.

"I've always been very weary of making introductions or recommendations for friends on the job front, because being someone's good friend does not necessarily give you any indication of their work capabilities, business acumen, etc".

"I remember one little girl who had the kind of knees that always look bent," Ms. Weary said.

Others who said they usually vote Republican, but not always, said they are weary of Clinton but are waiting to hear what Trump would do to their tax bill.