There's something appealing about people who display a near total lack of guardedness.
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There was something in the guardedness of the eyes, the determined set of the shoulders.
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This emotional guardedness from the self is a hallmark of Leftovers co-creator Damon Lindelof's work.
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Her guardedness led critics to regard her as "inauthentic," which arguably harmed her two presidential campaigns.
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In her book, Ms. Buck gives her sexual guardedness a Marxist interpretation, "a question of ownership," as she writes.
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If Pence's guardedness toward his marriage and his heart seems excessive, the response to it ought not to be excessive.
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Clinton's inner circle was mindful of both her guardedness and her expectation of loyalty once her mind is made up.
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A society filled with people easily offended ends up an illiberal one running on manners and norms of deference and guardedness.
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Cancer, the sign of the Crab, is associated with emotion, guardedness, and being a homebody, while Mercury is the planet of communication.
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Ms. Clemens, an Australian actress who appears on television in "Rectify," captures exactly the inflections and guardedness of the small-town American South.
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It's an alluring performance, pitched between leathery guardedness and vulnerability, and spiked with the genial self-abnegation that defined Hugh Grant's early career.
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Such guardedness is perhaps understandable in a landscape where companies like Facebook are quick to replicate good ideas from competitors on a massive scale.
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Unlike some performers married to each other, they have plenty of onscreen chemistry — his happy-go-lucky manner rubbing against her more sober guardedness.
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On another, it highlights his guardedness against the prospect of finding love again, a condition likely not helped by all the lean perpetually processed by his overworked kidneys.
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As Peck puttered around his kitchen, producing a mug from a large cabinet filled with colorful dishes, a slight guardedness I'd previously felt from him began to dissolve.
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In the beginning, a number of the students would come to the policing class with the hoods of their sweatshirts or jackets pulled up — a visual expression of their guardedness.
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It's weird to think of dance music as asexual, but Zedd—unlike the Calvin Harrises of the world—doesn't talk about those aspects of his private life, and there's something endearing about that guardedness.
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The sepia-and-umber color palette suggests warmth and reassurance, but in her delivery Ms. Jones preserves a subtle tension between generosity and guardedness — balancing what once might have been against what still lies ahead.
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There is almost no variety of self-selecting online community where this dynamic doesn't hold at least some sway — a guardedness, whether overt or subtle, against taking time to entertain challenges or skepticism toward group dogma.
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It can be argued, therefore, that Modigliani's portraits continue to move us less for their appropriation of non-Western art and more for what they reveal about the opposing, and pointedly human, impulses of empathy and guardedness.
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But it's Davis, not surprisingly, who really shakes the rafters, in a performance tailor-made for her -- one where guardedness and patience gives way to ferocious rage, demonstrating that when pressed, Rose can give as good as she gets.
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Johnny D provides a welcome reminder of how good he can be; he conveys the man's guardedness and his vulnerability, his kindness and his fury, with the smallest eye movements and vocal inflections, which makes the big emotional scenes all the more powerful.
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With the White House finally off the table (isn't it?) and nothing left to lose, Clinton can do something that she failed to in "Hard Choices," in its predecessor, "Living History," and in decades of public life defined as much by guardedness as by ambition.
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It was a craftsman's pride, I suppose: I had worked hard to find the right poems for the students, choosing O'Hara for his subject matter but primarily for his joy, his freedom from guardedness and guilt, which would only have reinforced what many of my students already believed about that category or class of people of which I was a part.
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Characters like Wendy, who can effortlessly hamstring a heckler with a precise observation about the source of his insecurities, or Assistant US Attorney Kate Sacker (Condola Rashād), whose guardedness when talking about the depths of her convictions speaks to an awareness that they could get her labeled as too emotional to get the job done, have had to get used to being one of the few women in the room.
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A new tavern was opened when the stock exchange was inaugurated, and this remained in business until 1906. The Swedish Academy and the Nobel Library are on number 4. Two sandstone sculptures, Hoppet ("Hope") and Försiktighet ("Guardedness") by Kortz Daniel from 1702 are located in the alley.
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Critical reception Buechner's first novel as an ordained minister, The Final Beast was received with a certain guardedness by a number of critics. As Dale Brown writes, ‘the news of the ordination was on the streets, and the weight of this outburst of dubiety has pushed against Buechner’s literary reputation since’.Brown, W. Dale (2006).
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The Inwald Personality Inventory has one validity scale, the Guardedness Scale, measuring social desirability.Inwald Personality Inventory-2 The usefulness of the currently-existing validity scales is sometimes questioned. One theory is that subjects in tests of validity scales are given instructions (e.g. to fake the best impression of themselves or to fake an emotionally disturbed person) that virtually guarantee the detection of faking.
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