Sentence examples for often guarded from inspiring English sources

She was candid; Hillary was often guarded.

I asked Frazier, who had often guarded the left-handed Wilkens, if he had a question for him.

Although the perimeters are often guarded by the National Guard, security inside is usually provided by unarmed foreign civilians.

In one token of their close collaboration with the government, Chinese projects in Cambodia are often guarded by soldiers or military police.

Megan Sweeney, a director at Family Centers, explained that information about them is often guarded by family members or close friends.

"The family album is often guarded and looked after by the women, who are the repository of a family history," said Mr. Gupta.

Yet we often guard ourselves.

Austin, who is the team's most reliable scorer at 17.4 points per game, often guards the other team's best player.

Robinson has the deep knowledge of a coach's daughter, which helps her to play center, a position where she often guards players three or four inches taller than she is.

Drug regulators, who do get access to some of the hidden results, often guard them jealously, even from academic researchers, seeming to serve the interests of the firms whose products they are supposed to police.

The other prominent players include the defensive specialist David Jackson, who often guards an opposing team's best shooter, and the freshman Britton Johnson, whose lanky frame and animated facial expressions make him look like Van Horn's younger brother.