Sentence examples for wary of trusting from inspiring English sources

Marine commanders are wary of trusting them.

But I would have been wary of trusting the studies against my own experience.

Biotechnology stocks are down sharply this year, in no small measure because the ImClone imbroglio has left investors wary of trusting company claims.

Wary of trusting him again as a "peace partner," some prominent Israelis, including former Prime Minister Ehud Barak, are calling on the world to turn "a cold shoulder" to Mr. Arafat and wait for a different Palestinian leader.

The clip ends with the detective warning Rosemary to be wary of trusting others.

The Han government considered the mountainous region difficult to control and was wary of trusting its residents.

Besides, he agrees with Sarah — who fretted that her parents and son Trig might be in danger from Obama "death panels" — that we should be very wary about trusting government with end-of-life decisions.

Many estate planners are wary of these trusts.

Edward Glaeser of Harvard University put it this way:[F]laws in human cognition should make us more, not less, wary about trusting government decisionmaking.

He is, in other words, Rand himself: shy, wary, unable to trust in the permanence of love.

This is because the kitten will be wary of people and not not trust them.