Sentence examples for be warily from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a wary manner; using caution; cautiously.
You'd be advised to be warily selective when wading through his recordings with Tommy Dorsey in the early 1940s.
Through much of the album Mr. Ware seems to be warily circling the melody of a standard, "I Don't Stand a Ghost of a Chance With You," perhaps without conscious intention.
Where it seemed natural for Blount to identify with the players, and be warily sympathetic to the coach, Feinstein identifies with the owner and the coaches and is warily sympathetic to the players.
You immediately believe the father-daughter bond, their mutual affection and respect, and you believe that he would be warily protective of her as she begins to date the ragtag aspiring kickboxer played by John Cusack.
The next generation of Murdochs, soon to be warily reunited around the New York board table, is fascinated by TV, satellites, digital development and a fast-moving competitive environment where every move has to be fought over and defended as Google, Apple and the rest come swarming in.
The method relies on the Euclidean distance between nodes and on a shape parameter which must be warily selected to avoid matrix ill-conditioning.
Her expression is warily intelligent.
Mr Gaddis's conclusions are warily optimistic.
And they are warily watching the president.
Still, the center is warily considering snow-making.
It is warily monitoring surging investments abroad in nanotechnology research.
