Sentence examples for with the wariness from inspiring English sources

Reich regarded them with the wariness of a crime victim whose assailant is still at large.

My dad observed his new home with the wariness of an outsider undecided if he wanted to commit.

"My new master's degree lets me be part of the justice system's old boys' club," he explains, his smile tinged with the wariness of prison years.

The British Museum's current Hajj exhibition charts the history of Mecca as a destination for pilgrims with the wariness of a conscript crossing a minefield.

Nicolas Jaar approaches our interview with the wariness of an artist who suspects those writing about him have not always been well informed.

He settles into the conversation, cubic centimeter by cubic centimeter, with a decency all Texan -- the courtliness of the Southerner crossed with the wariness of the Southwesterner.

For patients with diabetes, the wariness regarding use of high-protein diets is even greater, because dietary protein restriction was shown to slow the progression of nephropathy in patients with type 1 diabetes (28) and the risk of end-stage renal disease (29, 30).

His mood was upbeat, with little of the wariness that marked his skirmishes with the British press last summer, although a PR representative from Freud's remained close at hand ready to intervene.

But the loud, public calls on Mr. Ryan's behalf underscore the wariness with which conservatives have treated Mr. Romney.

The only constants are the freshness of experience, the responsiveness to modern complexities of awareness, and the wariness with which extreme positions are, nevertheless, put forward.

The wariness with which vulture investors approach Xerox's debt is reflected in the prices of its bonds: debt maturing this year trades at close to 100 cents on the dollar, while securities maturing early in 2002 trade 15 points below that.