Sentence examples for wariness when from inspiring English sources

Though he had long planned to shoot a film on the subject, Mr. Cole said he encountered initial wariness when he approached the Suquamish people.

She still bore a wariness when it came to him.

As adults, these males show susceptibility to depression-associated behaviors, including increased time spent immobile in the tail suspension and forced swim tests, increased anhedonia, and increased wariness when investigating their environment.

The trucking company Ryder System contributed to Wall Street's wariness yesterday when it lowered its third-quarter and full-year forecasts on weakness in its fleet management business.

So all-pervading was this wariness that when I told the school careers lady that I wanted to be a journalist, her response was "OK.

But the terrorist attack on Bali in October and the looming war against Iraq have injected a new sense of wariness, especially when he steps into the streets of Jakarta, a crowded capital city.

SEASONAL readers of this column, if any, know that I tend to greet this time of year with the kind of wariness one uses when approaching a rabid animal.

The wariness of the father when confronted with the neediness of the son indicates that it is far too late for their bond to become more than superficial.

Mr. Rumsfeld's wariness was in evidence when he testified before the House in August and urged Congress not to move hastily in creating a national intelligence director.

At the same time, we still often have an instinctive wariness about difference -- especially when we are in groups and when we are still developing our own identity.

Interestingly, when her initial wariness wears off, Boyle displays warmth, kindness and empathy in conversation.