Depending on his mood and whether or not he's onstage, his darting eyes can make him appear either wary or mischievous.
At a contentious planning board meeting this month, many of the nearly 100 people present were either wary or angry about the proposal.
About every six months since 1996, the 14-member, all-male company puts on a new variety show for an audience that is either wary of modern dance, with its reputation for portentous sobriety, or simply unaware of it.
Major oil companies are fast running out of places to invest for new supplies of oil since most of the world's reserves are in countries that are either wary of foreign investors or, because of war or sanctions, shut off to American oil concerns.
Either, wary investors happy to hold Target's shares are increasingly guarded and want to lock into some gains in the event of a reversal.
Ever-skeptical, ever-cautious, the critic is wary of becoming either serious or nihilistic.
Not a warm invitation, but not a wary one, either.
Surely the point, though, is that we should be well-prepared to deal with either -- and wary of mistaking one for the other.
With surveillance devices monitoring our sinful lives around the clock in the name of government or business or reality television, people now are either rightfully wary or way too enthusiastic about having their pictures taken.
Plenty of governments involved are unhappy at America's proposed nuclear agreement with India, but wary of offending either party.
