Sentence examples for wary of asserting from inspiring English sources
And to suggest that women should be wary of asserting themselves in the workplace would be like telling Rosa Parks not to sit in the front of a bus.
At the same time, a certain Catholic-inspired pacifism, as well as a powerful Communist Party, made Italy extra-wary of asserting itself in the world.
Even some who favor an aggressive approach to climate change said they were wary of the agency's asserting exclusive authority over carbon emissions.
An alternative view asserts that the artist was wary of Bolshevik internationalization, leading to destruction of traditional Jewish culture.
Still wary of what might be his true reaction, however, I asserted that the audience, if they found it at all funny, would be laughing with him, not at him.
Shakespeare seems to be asserting it is, but with modern eyes wary of his treatment of Shylock, we wonder.
It is reasonable to be wary, these days, of powerful figures asserting stories that seem plainly contrary to observable events.
Over time, regulators became wary of the mounting personal information used by online lending companies and moved to assert greater control over the whole credit-rating matter.
The most common is that both rabbits will be wary of each other first, but one rabbit will take the lead and start to assert dominance on the other.
Wary of airport security?
