Sentence examples for wary to learn from inspiring English sources

Eager, if wary, to learn of the truth behind his secrets, Scully agrees to travel with the The Smoking Man to get the cure to all mankind's diseases.

Mrs May is beginning to learn why her predecessors became so wary of having frank and full-blooded discussions in cabinet and its committees.

It says India papers are still "wary of China's fast-paced growth", but they also want to learn from Beijing's development model.

Be wary of any organization asking you for large amounts of money upfront to learn meditation.

I, on the other hand, wary of getting banged in the head again, turned down his generous offer to learn how to surf.

There is much to learn from Trump's foray into politics and much to be wary of.

Some participants were wary of the implications such streamlining had for personal choice about what types of results to learn.

It also takes time to learn the rhythm of how people drive in another country, so be wary at all times, including being prepared for suddenly stopping vehicles, such as minibus taxis.[11].[11]

"Shelley wasn't given any opportunity to learn about the dangers of dancing in a crowded environment, dehydration, all the things to be wary of," Goldsmith tells THUMP.

London's plots are really love stories - two wary beings learn to trust each other and fall in love.

But manager Rafael Benitez will have to be wary and learn from Tottenham's mistakes that knocked them out of the competition.