Sentence examples for slightly wary from inspiring English sources

Slightly wary, too.

No wonder the Wallabies sound slightly wary.

Rutherford was delighted but slightly wary about his form.

I went feeling slightly wary, but I got completely pulled in.

The twins were slightly wary: Freedom University was changing in subtle ways.

I'm going fishing but, having seen our tiny boat, am slightly wary.

Slightly preening, somewhat wary, unnaturally solemn, as if he had indeed felt descend upon him the burden of the future.

He raises his head but the child's expression turns wary, slightly sad.

Then Ms. Fleming sang "Mein Elemer," the Act I soliloquy from "Arabella," in which the wary, slightly jaded title character tells her younger sister that she has no interest in entertaining an officious suitor who bores her.

Authors, in turn, are wary of their slightly more vainglorious cousins, the self-published, and writing ending up nothing more than what agent Jonny Geller calls a "passionate indulgence", the refrain of "pay the writer" sounding more and more like an ode to time long past.

Weary of the numerous variations on the sausage that I had consumed in a recent survey of New York's latest crop of beer bars, and wary of the slightly forlorn-looking sushi — yes, 21st century — I ordered a burger, medium rare.