| The truth, though, is more complicated, and shows Hillary to be less a Machiavellian liar than a woman whose guardedness leads to self-sabotage. |
| Nevertheless, his expression is stern, and his hands, joined in front to clasp his envoy's staff, impart a sense of guardedness and mistrust. |
| It justifies her guardedness, and the audience is thus able to be protective of and sensitive to her. |
| Every ounce of discomfort and guardedness returned, but there was something else alongside it that wasn't there before. |
| Her posturings, bizarre behaviours, withdrawal and guardedness lead me to consider schizophrenia. |
| Yet he knows such things are fickle and there's a weary guardedness about him. |
