Sentence examples for merely wary of from inspiring English sources
He starts off merely wary of sentimentality.
Where he is merely wary of compromise with the Palestinians, she is adamantly against it.
But be wary of generalizations.
But if the concerto has something to offer, it's because Prokofiev is wary of merely indulging in showmanship and throws musical substance into the mix.
But many MPs are wary of allowing the judicial system to deny civil liberties to people merely suspected of criminal tendencies.
But many experts are wary of the suggestion that in a crime one child may be the leader and the other merely a follower.
When I spoke to him this week, even Elphicke was wary of "box ticking", and merely "bringing a few stakeholders on board"; as he pointed out, "the desire of Dover people is ownership, and this says involvement".
"We encourage parliamentarians to be wary of arguments that the investigatory powers bill will merely update existing powers and fill a gap in data availability.
Its authors acknowledge that they have merely scratched the surface, because their subjects are highly mobile and wary of the authorities.
Be especially wary of investors who offer to do all the work for you if you merely wire money or put it on prepaid debit card.[4].
