Sentence examples for both wary from inspiring English sources
Jeff Willis was both wary and intrigued.
From columnist to novelist seemed a short step but Frayn was both wary and typically practical.
They're both nervous about the show's reception, both wary of journalists, of newspapers, of critics in particular.
Contestants, they said, have grown both wary and wise, forcing the shows to be more resourceful in attracting contestants.
It hopes that other rebel groups will then feel obliged to follow suit.But the SLA and JEM are both wary of the peace initiative.
Occupy Wall Street and the Tea Party are both protest movements, not interest groups, and while both are wary, or claim to be, of established political figures and organizations, each welcomes their praise, if not their direction.
— David Remnick, "Foreign Campaigns," (October 31st, 2011) *** Occupy Wall Street and the Tea Party are both protest movements, not interest groups, and while both are wary, or claim to be, of established political figures and organizations, each welcomes their praise, if not their direction.
In practice, though, both were wary about ceding control.
Both are wary of the power and intentions of Sunni Arab states.
