Sentence examples for guarded way from inspiring English sources
To be fair to Sampdoria, they set out to win the 1992 final in their own stealthy, guarded way.
Mr. Dotson spoke openly about the pressures on a black executive in a predominantly white industry and the guarded way he often dealt with white colleagues early on.
The person who had provided the tip-off had spoken in a very guarded way, so the information was "fairly scant and a bit sketchy, and hard for the department to follow through with", Morton said.
When she solicited questions on Twitter recently, she received an unexpected missive in response: "How do you justify paying a chief digital officer six figures for this stunt when an average high-schooler could do it for free?" Ms. Sterne, in her guarded way, laughed off the inquiry.
That appears to be a guarded way of saying that Scott lost the board's confidence.
This is an old-guard way of addressing new times, hoping to impose order on an environment that is intrinsically fractured.
Rural Afghans jealously guard their way of life against government encroachment.
Meanwhile, most of the country's overflowing prisons are controlled by the criminals who are imprisoned in them, and who guard their way of life — and the criminal rackets they run from their sanctuaries — with armed men.
But by the late 1980's, the agency had stumbled and was hemorrhaging clients and agents, the result of its board's apathy and old-guard ways coupled with the death of its top Hollywood agent, Stan Kamen, in 1986.
Legacy retailers that have remained stagnant with their old-guard ways are struggling to maintain sales and stay relevant with today's consumer.
