The early days were marked by wariness.
Those early days were also marked by wariness and distrust, and the first Americans had a strong impression they were being watched.
These gestures are unusual for the often sharp-elbowed Mr. Schumer, whose relationship with Ms. Gillibrand's predecessor, Hillary Rodham Clinton, was at times marked by wariness and competition.
His mood was upbeat, with little of the wariness that marked his skirmishes with the British press last summer, although a PR representative from Freud's remained close at hand ready to intervene.
When m.c.s help campaign for Presidential races and a single tour (in this case, Drake and Future's) can net eighty-four mitlion dollars, it's easy to forget the freedom-of-speech trials and corporate wariness that marked the genre during the first half of the nineties.
The rise of walls marks an increasing wariness of globalization.
At the center of it all is Mr. O'Brien's small but assertive voice, articulating lyrics marked equally by whimsy and wariness.
Ḥasan said that the world is treacherous, "for it is like to a snake, smooth to the touch, but its venom is deadly". The practice of religious self-examination (muḥāsabah), which led to the activity of avoiding evil and doing good, coupled with a wariness of the world, marked Ḥasan's piety and influenced later ascetic and mystical attitudes in Islam.
Macy's gluten-free diet and wariness of sugar immediately mark her as a stranger in these comfort food part.
It may be the American in me that chafes a bit at the emotional frugality running through this extraordinarily well-made collection, the faint mark of prim wariness about expectation, illusion and the inevitable passage of time, especially when it comes to women.
Of equal parts wariness and devotion, music and restraint, wit and loss, the moving poems in Christian Schlegel '09's Honest James (to be published in August) mark him as a poet with a subtle feel for the English language, a living relationship with its (as well as German, French, and Russian) literatures, and the gift of a precise wisdom.
