Sentence examples for somewhat guarded from inspiring English sources

But he was also somewhat guarded.

"We're not anti-diesel, but we're somewhat guarded".

The next night, in Stockholm, Davis seems somewhat guarded, not struggling to keep up but wary, as if he were defending some border of musical order.

The modesty makes her a somewhat guarded interviewee – she doesn't like to talk about her private or family life at all – but her achievements are all the more remarkable for it.

But on Sunday, a show-jumping competition at an exquisite horse farm here offered a rare glimpse into the private life of a public figure who is somewhat guarded about his family members, mentioning them often, but rarely appearing with them.

Response to the prevalence of developmental orthopedic diseases appeared somewhat guarded, and average injury rate was low on farms that attributed much of injury to horses playing too hard.

Somewhat more guarded was Piper Jaffray, which reiterated a "marketperform" rating on EA. "We view EA's near-term risk-reward profile as neutral," wrote analyst Anthony Gikas in a Tuesday report.

"While the headlines state that Bernanke has declared the recession over, his remarks were somewhat more guarded," says Michael Feroli, an economist with JPMorgan, in a note on the hubbub.

At present Mr. Cornejo is somewhat correct and guarded, keener to prove himself royal rather than heroic.

He is still guarded, still somewhat apart from everybody else, but he knows how far he has come.

Page's responses were somewhat careful and subtly guarded, but Brin seems at ease with the press in ways that are both disarming and also frequently instructive.