Sentence examples for fairly wary from inspiring English sources

"After that whole starting-itself incident, we were fairly wary of the aircraft and watched it pretty closely," an unnamed Air Force squadron commander testified to an investigative board, according to a transcript.

Surprisingly, we were both met with someone fairly timid and wary of saying the wrong thing.

The characters circle each other in wary competitiveness: fairly Bruce Norris.

David Cameron's response was fairly typical of the wary reaction evident in European capitals to President François Hollande's decision to go to the aid of Mali's government.

Most people take fairly well to this, but be wary.

The female has been reported as being fairly tame, while the male is more wary of human contact.

So far the Obama administration has been fairly quiet about a European trade agreement, perhaps wary of raising expectations.

The problem Mr. Picard faces is that courts take a fairly broad view of the defense, and are wary about recognizing an exception based on the particular circumstances of a case.

Everyone was fairly enthusiastic about that, though the older kids were wary about being taken to too many museums.

Marsden is also – and I'm a little wary about writing this, considering its consequence – fairly meticulous about replying.

Perhaps still wary of ongoing damage control, Cameron makes fairly regular statements about promoting women but so far it hasn't been backed up – there are still just five female cabinet ministers.