Sentence examples for wariness though from inspiring English sources

Officials with the American-led occupation here are watching Mr. Sadr -- who controls an armed militia called the Jaish Mehdi -- with wariness, though not outright alarm at the moment.

There was still room for wariness, though.

For all her wariness about politics, though, Michelle Obama has clearly reconciled herself to her new role.

There is, though, some wariness about how far to press this approach.

As the day wore on, though, the fighters' wariness wore off, and once again they were coming up to anyone who looked foreign to wave "V" signs in front of camera lenses and declare, "Qaddafi majnoun" — crazy — "Where is America?" and "Tell Obama to do something; why hasn't he done anything?

The greatest obstacle of all, though, may be the wariness of Russians themselves.

She is not surprised, though, by the increased public wariness.

Many in Congress, though, share the administration's wariness off cutting off assistance altogether.

These feelings have left their scars and I still have an inbuilt wariness of police officers - even though I'm way too old now to draw their suspicions.

Their general wariness doesn't surprise industry watchers, though.

Mr. Hawke was impressed enough with the work to sign on as Travis, though he did admit to wariness about playing the author's surrogate, who often turns out to be a flat figure onstage.