She noted that the actions of the Turks, who followed the "60 Minutes" crew everywhere it went and guarded their subject much more tightly than anyone else in the camp, indicated to her that he was somebody important.
Midway through our interview, James Kelman is relaxing into an acutely knowledgable exposition of 19th‑century land clearances across the north-west of Scotland, and the resulting suppression of local language and culture, when it strikes me that the role of schoolmaster suits him far better than that of guarded, watchful subject.
In California, Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed a bill that would have made bouncers and plainclothes guards subject to the same licensing requirements that apply to private security officers.
The result is rough and lifelike, filled with imperfection and revealing of emotion, no matter how closely guarded by his subject.
Hitchcock is utterly unguarded on the subject of technique and analysis, and utterly guarded on the subject that his movies are about.
Ultimately, the participants played along a little too well and soon the two sides were at war with guards subjecting prisoners to sadistic psychological abuse.
Furthermore, as an engineering application, a valve guard subjected to impact load is simulated using the method, and numerical simulation results suggest that the valve guard is relatively safe under static load without hydrogen environment, but the real operating conditions with both hydrogen environment and dynamic load, will lead to higher brittle fracture risk for the valve guard.
But he is even more guarded when the subject of the gambling investigation arises.
He is guarded on the subject of his life in exile.
Knicks Coach Mike D'Antoni was also guarded on the subject, saying, "I've got 15 stars right here I'm worried about".
