Eileen is a beautiful woman, with an innate sensuousness that she keeps under careful guard while she justifies her existence to herself through tireless work as a nurse, and the equally relentless pursuit of a better life for her family.
He did not distribute his dossier, provided no documentary evidence, and was so careful about guarding his sources that there was virtually no way to follow up.
LinkedIn will give Microsoft access to a lot of potentially sensitive information that it will have to be careful about guarding — for example, when LinkedIn users are talking to job recruiters.
Yet we must be extremely careful to guard against letting emotion sweep away some of the basic tenets of criminal jurisprudence.
It's only with Maggie, her mother, that her irony grows caustic and she allows herself the outbursts of both fury and despair that, the rest of the time, she's so careful to guard against.
You have to be really careful and guarded about the conclusions you draw".
[1] I feel that my conversations with my doctors are very careful, bounded, guarded and discrete.
Those subjects were guarded, careful with their words, aware of their message.
The tumult was chaotic, spontaneous, breaking the careful and jealously guarded protocols that divide administration of the church between Orthodox and Roman Catholic denominations.
He was more aware than ever, as she set the table and put out Lester's cup and Jonah's big-kid glass, how impossibly unknowable she would always be — what she thought, what she felt — how what was most special about her was the careful way she guarded it all.
