Sentence examples for my wariness from inspiring English sources

That might explain my wariness.

Sensing my wariness, she reassured me the adults are calmer.

For some reason, with this cause, I managed to override my wariness at feeling smug.

But I don't want to pretend that my wariness of the flag was just a matter of political values.

The second, and probably more profound, reason for my wariness is my scepticism about the concept of black "versions" of white European classics.

This brings me to an aspect of children's literature that, despite my wariness, always wins my affection: books that recall some truth about childhood we are apt to have forgotten.

I did get better over time, but my initial wariness of the press came to define my image, and that was not to my advantage.

In my childhood its mere mention conjured all kinds of feelings, from a kind of reverence for proud beginnings to my parents' wariness of its slow descent into hard times.

Alert without the alarm, I watch with wariness my small travel clock wake up each morning, like a serpent hatching.

There is only explosive energy that must be discharged, and damage afterward: visible damage, like bruises and scratches and holes in the walls, things torn and broken, and the wariness in my daughter's eyes.

My reading of Gordon Brown's wariness about the euro is this: the Chancellor is genuinely perturbed by the economic and political risks of attempting to take Britain into the single currency in this parliament.