Sentence examples for wary attitudes from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, historical inequities often underlie wary attitudes toward health care.

This wary attitude persists.

Ms. Scher's wary attitude is shared by other artists in the show.

Though not identified by dress or bearing, they have the wary attitude of paratroops whose drop may have gone astray.

Many have a wary attitude to authority: this is a country where the word "gehorsam" (obedient) can be used as an insult.

Tim Gibbons, the communications director at the Missouri Rural Crisis Center, a nonprofit concerned with preserving family farms, summed up the wary attitude: "I am uncomfortable with foreign countries and their corporations owning and controlling our food," he told me.

And, especially give all the current territorial maritime disputes, most of China's neighbors, who only a few years ago were quite well-disposed to China and its rise, now have a much more wary attitude.

Then the entire staff falls over itself trying to undo the indifferent or wary attitude that came from assuming you were incapable of affording the items in this store.

In interviews discussing his undertaking of the role, he has expressed a wary attitude toward this much-revered play by the most revered of playwrights, comparing it, with a friendly irreverence, to a fairy tale in its extreme depictions of good and evil.

These results suggest that SAD view still images of faces with a negative or wary attitude.

Traditionally, museum executives have a wary, protectionist attitude about their exhibitions.