Their broad shoulders look menacing but their eyes show wariness and they are incredibly shy.
Government agencies look at the cloud with a weird mixture of hope and wariness.
Todd said Allen was trying to exploit a wariness about gay marriage among some black churchgoers.
Mr. Savadian, the robot maker, understands the general wariness people feel over a robotic future.
After an initial wariness, the group warmed to Kane, who was about their age.
Though these are welcome changes, their effect will be muted by foreign wariness of Malaysia.
Despite wariness of its potent neighbor, Kazakstan has equally compelling reasons for the deal.
Then there is wariness that the political confrontation will be taken out onto the streets.
That investors quickly took flight suggests a marked wariness about any Washington, D.
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For all her wariness about politics, though, Michelle Obama has clearly reconciled herself to her new role.
Porsche's wariness of Anglo-Saxon capitalism and its defence of a distinctive Rhineland business model is not unusual in Germany.
In part, that wariness reflects the challenge that lies ahead between now and the election in November.
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Beijing has expressed wariness about the U.S. buildup of Asean and its growing diplomatic activities in the region.
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Yet even his philanthropic ambitions are greeted with wariness, or outright derision, by some in Slim's home country.
Craig Wheeland, a political scientist at Villanova, believes it has something to do with America's innate wariness of government.
Since the final weeks of the election campaign, Lula has worked hard to turn investor panic into mere wariness.
Public opinion in both countries reflects widespread mutual wariness, constraining the room both policy-makers and rescue organizers have to give ground.
In a part calling for restraint and constant wariness, she has all-seeing eyes.
Yet wariness about the dollar may be part of the motivation to diversify.
Perhaps the Australian wariness comes from a loss of contact with the countryside.
McCain's candor and lack of wariness has been known to leave reporters speechless.
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Mr. Goolsbee's nascent dialogue with CEOs is one starting point, despite some lingering business wariness of the new chief economist.
Perhaps it was seizing on a general weariness as well as wariness in the Senate over the whole issue of filibusters.
To some extent this wariness reflects Canada's familiar instinct not to want to seem just an extension of the United States.
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For all its wariness of Europe, Britain's position is not that dissimilar.
Even then British beef farmers will have a hard task to recover lost markets and to overcome continental wariness of their meat.
Together, those forces appear to be producing a general wariness of government.
Hugely competent and consumingly diligent, he looks with wariness or disdain upon most of the aristocratic courtiers with whom he must do business.
La Tour's oil painting "The Fortune Teller" (circa 1630) captures the onlookers' fascination with an exotic-looking gypsy fortune teller, but also a wariness.
But smaller screen sizes than PCs, less sophisticated ad targeting and wariness by advertisers is holding down ad rates or spending on mobile devices.
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