Sentence examples for guarded of from inspiring English sources

He's famously guarded of his private life.

But, because they're both men, a stranger wolf-whistles and yells out a slur, and the more guarded of the two finds himself nearly lunging toward the voice.

They said that agreements on "waterspace management," requiring NATO nations to advise one another of the whereabouts of submerged submarines, did not include vessels carrying ballistic missiles with nuclear warheads, the most potent and most carefully guarded of all.

Now there is no avoiding that mystery because these buildings — the Ford Orientation Center and the Donald W. Reynolds Museum and Education Center — were partly built to address it: what was Washington like, this most publicly celebrated and privately guarded of the founding fathers, and what is the scope of his accomplishment?

The New York Times described it as "perhaps the most closely guarded of Columbia's movies this year".

Some people are guarded of their possessions, and rightly so.

Its chief mission is protective, the guarding of the traffic in alcohol and dope.

Oh, then there was his guarding of Rick Springfield.

Third, mate guarding of males is intense, and males dominate females during the short mating season.

On examination, her abdomen was extremely tender with guarding of the right upper quadrant.

All nerve-injured animals maintained motor function but developed neuropathic pain as inferred by guarding of the affected paw.