Sentences with phrase «quite wary»

The child is quite wary of strangers, even when the mother is present.

So, as both of the aforementioned games are set to be replaced by sequels later this year and Project CARS isn't expected to go on sale until some time in 2014, there could always be the chance the finished product could give the developers at Polyphony Digital and Turn 10 Studios something to be quite wary of...

I honestly still think this choice was correct, and I am quite wary about adding too many artificial helpers to players.

I'm quite wary when it comes to promotions like these as I'm usually half - expecting the rate to which the promotion applies to be sky - high....

The Afghan persona ranges from loving to downright standoffish, and these dogs can be quite wary of strangers.

They are very loyal to their owners but can be quite wary of strangers.

These dogs are often quite wary of people they don't know, but they are not generally aggressive.

For puppy owners who are quite wary of their pups being allergic to wheat, getting the Taste of the Wild Grain Free Dry Dog Food for Puppy is a must.

Our only lament is that it comes with parabens as preservatives so this might be an issue for those who are quite wary about these types of substances.

They are quite wary of strangers and prefer to reserve their affection for a select few with whom they are familiar.

I was initially quite wary of the Dell Streak 7, because I had such a hideously bad experience with the previous 5 - inch Streak.

Mathewson says: «Some teachers are still quite wary of using technology as part of their job, but we've always been incredibly focused on making it as easy to possible to use.

Before the release of this film, many fans were quite wary of seeing Han Solo in a younger avatar.

Another client, Elizabeth, quite wary of matchmaking at first, was also more than thrilled with her results.

I was quite wary about signing up because I felt most work - at - home jobs were a scam.

Not exact matches

Stein tells clients to get familiar with the goods they're buying and be wary of those that arrive with not - quite - right logos, missing labels or poorly printed packaging.

Here's the letter Kalanick sent employees, which seems quite sincere to me, also though some continue to be wary of the motives of Uber and also of Kalanick for leaving the council.

Just be wary of recruiting friends you don't know quite as well.

As we learned during our series on abuse in the church, cases of fabricated allegations of child abuse are quite rare, so when this many consistent counts are leveled against an organization, we should be wary of jumping to the defense of the accused and treating the alleged victims as liars.

I was wary of the apple cider vinegar because it made the sauce smell quite strong but it was delicious.

I'm very protective of my kitchen space, having quite a good amount of cooking equipment already, and always wary of adding another thing to the collection, especially one dedicated to a single task.

In truth, their football at Wembley never quite reached their usual heights, and Arsenal must be particularly wary of De Bruyne collecting the ball in deeper positions, before arrowing diagonal passes in behind the defence for Leroy Sane, charging infield from the left.»

Some parents are wary of baby nursery furniture because they pride themselves on living a minimalistic life style and some baby items don't quite fit into that form of style.

In fact, after the New - Balance - wearing Normcore invasion of 2014, which I am so pleased to see the ass end of (I'm wary of any trend which eschews sparkle, in the same way I'm wary of people who don't like dogs) and last year's Birkenstocks and pool slides which were all over the runways as well as the streets, I don't think that collectively, we are quite ready to give up our comfort and strap on high heels again just yet.

Davis is quite powerful in those few scenes where Rose is allowed to break free from the character's wary vigilance — where she pours out her hurt — but the scenes often play out as arias in an opera that never quite rises to full cry.

I'm also quite sure of how difficult a task it is to push the standards rock up the status quo hill, particularly in a day and age when we are wary of testing in general and many are waiting to see what will become of the accountability standards in NCLB as wishes move to reauthorization, multiple measures, and a new look on federal education policy.

He added: «Saying that it will take time to quantify the precise impact of academies on school improvement and that the government should be wary of overstating this is quite distinct from saying there is no evidence that they raise standards.»

If nothing else, Americans are more wary of sharing personal information with Romney than Obama, suggesting that he has not won the public's trust quite yet.

There are some of us out here who own multiple dogs and keep them until death do us part; older people can have owned many dogs for quite a long period of time, so «lots of dogs» isn't necessarily a bad thing, but it is something to be wary of.

Quite easily trained, these dogs tend be wary of strangers unless socialized while still young.

Because it is not quite as commonly consumed as spinach, we're a little warier about giving it to our pets.

Irish Wolfhounds are easygoing dogs, often wary of strangers and quite reserved.

They can be wary of strangers, but may accept people readily and are quite friendly.

If you have children in the home, tiny breeds are a poor choice, since children can accidentally hurt the dog, and many small breeds are naturally wary of children (and many quite willing to bite).

You might notice that your dog may quite suddenly appear wary or even fearful of things or situations that he previously had no issue with.

However, it does contain cereal grains such as wheat gluten, making it quite a concern especially among pet parents who are wary of such ingredients.

Like many herding breeds the Blue Heeler is very loyal and can be quite protective over its family and its toys, but wary towards strangers.

If you feel like your Nintendo Switch has been neglected (much like I do) since the launch of Super Mario Odyssey, you might find something to enjoy within A Robot Named Fight (especially since the eStore holds quite a few terrible titles; be wary).

(especially since the eStore holds quite a few terrible titles; be wary).

Quite rightly, a somewhat cynical and wary public simply don't buy this.

Many of the people I work with are younger than me and some can be quite nervous or wary of perceived differences in approach from a senior lawyer, so I emphasise that I am open and have the team and client's interests at the centre of my focus.

I always get a little wary if somebody comes to me and says, «okay we have this app we want to build, and we want it to do X, Y, and Z.» I always sort of encourage backing up quite a bit and starting at the beginning, which is to really understand the problem.

Having a lapse in your car insurance is another thing to be wary of, as it may be quite costly.

It's quite crucial since India is already fighting issues like cross-border terrorism and the government is wary of the possibility that black money is being channeled into the crypto market which further fuels such type of danger.

While US regulators have been quite supportive of cryptocurrencies, regulators in China and Europe are growing wary of Bitcoin due to its potential to disrupt monetary policy and circumvent capital controls.