Sentence examples for but wariness from inspiring English sources

But wariness of the new mainstream appeal has been tempered with some critical self-appraisal.

But wariness here is also a measure of years of strain on American forces, from conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan and, lately, the budget squeeze at home.

It is all very well to talk of discipline and oversight right now, when disaster is still an imminent possibility; but wariness is bound to fade with time.

But wariness remains, as if the political clouds and the rumble of thunder auguring calamity are permanent fixtures in the Iranian sky — winds of change, stiff breezes really, notwithstanding.

But wariness is treated with measured concern, especially when her young son, shirtless and pale in natural light and shadow, first shies away, then gives in to her intent, loving gaze.

In "The Ballad," we see Brian sitting on the edge of Goldin's bed, smoking a cigarette, or staring at the camera with lust, certainly, but wariness, too, his hairy chest a sort of costume of masculinity.

But some wariness is in order.

Relations have improved greatly since, but mutual wariness persists.

But the wariness of some locals merely reflects their fear of the authorities.

But the wariness is based partly on a disproportionate self-importance.

The Arab network remains the best source of Al Qaeda material, but the wariness persists.