1. There was a wariness in her tone.

2. The British public's wariness of opera is an anomaly in Europe.

3. The male scorpion approaches the female with great wariness.

4. In Washington[sentencedict.com/wariness.html], senior officials privately expressed wariness.

5. What seemed like arrogance might be wariness.

6. Beneath the wariness and studied detachment that made for a near-impenetrable protective shell, Alvin was lonelier than ever.

7. It teaches wariness and points to the danger of narcissism.

8. But his wariness, his incessant powers of observation and vigilance, set him apart from others.

9. A little wariness prevents great weariness.

10. Adopting the wariness principle can reduce enterprises'management risk.

11. Mr Kasai's wariness of China's rail industry is shared by other foreign executives.

12. You always wariness with others and always want to avoid to be very close to them.

13. You always have wariness with others and always to avoid to be very close to them.

14. There is wariness, too(sentencedict.com), between the club's Central Asian members.

15. There certainly is a history of wariness about using the R - word.

16. Kersey would have written him off as harmless had it not been for his extreme wariness.

17. Even Fidelity Investments' Magellan Fund, which tends to hold almost no cash, is showing signs of market wariness.

18. But when the others sat for the Scripture readings, Ray McGovern remained upright in their midst, provoking wariness and speculation.

19. W01111n, like birds, have learned to be wary of men; they pass the wariness on, genetically.

20. The view adopted by many in the market has been one of wariness but not alarmism.

21. The death penalty checking procedure is the necessary procedure in our continental law, which is very important to ensure the wariness and the veracity of the application of the death penalty.

22. These works are all marked by notes, maintaining both affinity and wariness towards everyday city life.