Sentence examples for rather wary from inspiring English sources

It was always rather wary of him.

For instance, trade unions have become rather wary of negotiating on behalf of a worker in an equal pay dispute because in some cases the worker has been dissatisfied with the pay deal she's then offered and has sued the union.

I was initially rather wary of the idea of team exercises but found them enormously rewarding and entertaining.

And historically, the British have always been rather wary of grand engineering projects - perhaps understandably, given that many of them have been delivered late and over budget.

"DNA is very good for detecting the presence of a certain species but it is a lot more difficult to do it quantitatively - I would be rather wary of some of the results which give exact figures for the amount there," he said.

But energy production will increase, with state and federal governments increasingly supportive rather than wary.

Kendrick Lamar's album, "Good Kid, M.A.A.D. City," doesn't endorse the gangsta life he observes, but onstage he barked his songs as if they were triumphal rather than wary.

Still, Curiel is right that researchers ought to be rather more wary of attributing too much evidential weight to such features that remain empirically unconfirmed.

Both men look rather tense and wary at first, understandably.

Rather, they were wary of dramatists who experimented with fresh material.

Rather, as if wary of "truth," he focuses on perceptions, notably those of Asian intellectuals and politicians about both East and West and those of American and European writers and politicians about Asia.