Sentence examples for kind of wariness from inspiring English sources
Painted when Cézanne was about 55, it is a sober portrait conveying a kind of wariness through its highly arched eyebrows and a penetrating stare.
Painted in 1895 when the artist was 55, it is a sober portrait conveying a kind of wariness through his use of highly arched eyebrows and a penetrating stare.
It is a certain kind of on-guard wariness.
Yet you also heard from many people a great wariness, a kind of defense against white self-congratulation or the impression that somehow Obama's election would automatically transform the conditions of New Orleans and the country.
She's not just some spoiled princess doling out smiles; she is registering the world around her, and her wariness is a kind of worldliness.
But the feel of the album, "Born to Sing: No Plan B," is easy-breezy, replete with Mr. Morrison's own saxophone solos, and terse arrangements that reflect his self-conscious wariness of "some kind of phony, pseudo-jazz".
Other executives added other notes of wariness.
An atmosphere of wariness pervaded the room.
It's fine," he said, with a hint of wariness.
But the warm welcome masked undercurrents of wariness.
This was gorgeous music, full of wariness and indeterminate emotion.
