Sentence examples for guarded view from inspiring English sources

Dr. ElBaradei expressed a guarded view of Iran, saying it had aroused concern by appearing to backslide on its earlier commitment to suspend its enrichment of uranium.

Fred Wilson, Guarded View, 1991.

Other good moves by the Whitney: Visitors can contemplate a breathtaking view of the Manhattan cityscape while seated in gray leather couches as Glenn Ligon's 22-foot-long neon sign spells out "negro sunshine" above their heads (Warm Broad Glow, 2005), then go into the Guarded View gallery to check out David Hammons's Untitled (1992), a sprawling sculpture of human hair and leather.

"This new guarded view of the economy may push investors toward bonds" and out of stocks.

But many veterans of the past energy wars share a guarded view of such plans.

Jewish organizations were central to the negotiations -- although only perhaps 10percentt of the expected beneficiaries are Jewish -- and they took a rather more guarded view.

Still, some prison guards view rehabilitation programs as taxpayer money wasted on criminals, and some labor leaders worry that inmates are taking union jobs.

Part of the responsibility of the Quds force is to protect the concept of Islamic revolution which the revolutionary guards view as being closely tied up with protecting Khamenei.

One detainee was forcibly removed from his cell for obstructing guards' view of the cell.

During intake proceedings, Sara was placed in a cell with several other men, and two of them raped her, while a third stood in the window to block the guards' view.

It is often easier to extract information on the flop as players are more guarded when viewing their hole cards (pre-flop), but are less likely to be aware of your gaze when everyone is clamoring to see the flop.