Small wonder that a child exposed to such a turn of events would continue to distrust appearances, however prosperous and benign, and see with a wary double vision.
PROFESSOR CHERRY is wary of this vision.
This is music of spooky poise and wary originality, a credible vision of jazz's near future.
Though a great admirer of Zeki's science, Mann himself is a little wary of trying to reduce his vision to neural pathways.
Wary that he would destroy her vision of the play to create a more conventional drama, Rand turned Woods down.
But he is wary, always, of mingling a writer's vision with those of his readers.
On its Web site (www.fda.gov/cdrh/lasik/risks.htm), the F.D.A. cautions patients to "Be wary of eye centers that advertise '20/20 vision or your money back' or 'package deals.' " (Still, some refractive eye surgeons' phone numbers end in 2020).
He is wary of abstractions, and all notions of utopia; utopian visions (secular or religious) usually fill the graveyards and the gulags.
There isn't a lot of consolation to be found in their wary, damaged gathering - except in the prose, and the vision it reveals, which is brave, fierce and clear-sighted about blood, lust and loss.
A wary, sharp-eyed customer, Albee is expert at putting a bright smile on his bleak vision — a vision that began with his birth, in 1928.
