Sentence examples for ultra wary from inspiring English sources

Every MP should be ultra wary of the firestorm that greets any "peccadillo", as Vernon Bogdanor, the constitutional guru, called this episode when I spoke to him on Monday.

They are wary of the Ultras' motives but don't seek open confrontation.

He was one of many wary of the ultra-liberalism of the Modern Churchmen's Union.

This political capture produces one of the great offshore paradoxes: these zones of ultra-freedom are often highly repressive places, wary of scrutiny and intolerant of criticism.

Some Hasidim have said that longstanding tension between members of the ultra-Orthodox community and the government have made them wary of officials' efforts to contain the outbreak.

With its distinctive dress and customs, the insular ultra-Orthodox community of Borough Park has always been somewhat wary of outsiders who might introduce temptations and ideas that could erode their way of life.

This is about ultra nationalism," Victor, a mountain of a man who is clearly wary of saying too much, told me.

Perhaps Ivy League scientists are ultra-secular because they are Ivy League, not because they are scientists?The Al Gore effectEvangelicals are wary of calls to environmental action, but not necessarily because they feel strutting dominion over nature, Dr Ecklund adds, in a forthcoming paper in the Review of Religious Research.

Nostalgia, ultra.

Nec Plus Ultra/Nec Pew Ultra indeed.

Be Wary.