Sentence examples for make you wary from inspiring English sources

Did it make you wary about speaking to the press?

I understand why Palestinian dysfunction and the Arab awakening make you wary, but still.

On the other hand that opening scene should make you wary.

All of that might make you wary of heading back out holiday shopping, which seems like a head injury waiting to happen.

Moreover, an encounter with security like this may make you wary and cause you to confine your behaviour to a narrow range so as to avoid confrontation.

It's also the case that one of the worst effects of loneliness is to make you wary of unstructured social situations.

The book is fantastic yet also quite spine-chilling; it certainly makes you wary of strangers.

The City Opera's sound-enhancement system always makes you wary of completely assessing singers.

I don't like the restriction that front bags place on steering, and though it's true you can get used to it, and it's also true that all the weight on the back makes you wary of fishtailing, after 800 miles or so I'm adjusted to it and pretty comfortable riding that way now.

"[The prescribing qualification] makes you wary, especially when you're giving an inhaled corticosteroid or prednisolone to a diabetic and you get all the contraindications and red alerts.

Think about what makes you wary of a person's word.