Sentence examples for fairly guarded from inspiring English sources

Faye is fairly guarded, too; she often receives their stories in silence, or her questioning only elicits more narration.

Morey, who became the general manager last May, is fairly guarded about the models he uses — understandable in a sport in which the science is still being developed.

JD.com was previously fairly guarded over Single's Day data — instead choosing to talk up percentage growth — but with this announcement today it has reminded people that it is indeed a rising challenger to Alibaba.

The Singapore launch project has been fairly guarded within Amazon itself; details of the initiative are not widely known by Amazon staff in the region, but it appears that the groundwork required to set up its business has taken longer than the company originally anticipated.

You may get a fairly guarded reply, but they may admit that the appliance doesn't work as well as it used to.

They are fairly carefully guarded against foxes by electric fences, but Maclean puts his faith more in what he calls the dominant-vixen system.

Thomas Barbor from the University of Connecticut School of Medicine delivered a fairly decent albeit guarded presentation on brief interventions.

But it can be a little frightening for medievalists, who ply a fairly old-guard sort of academic trade, to see such a self-evidently wrong interpretation spread like wood lice.