The actor was a lot cagier in talking about the breakup.
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When it came time to prepare the paella, Watson was cagier.
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Back in the day, he used to be cagier about the answer.
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Such a risk-positive, headlong editorial approach contrasts with Meyohas's cagier, more circumspect artistic approach.
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Back in King's Landing, the High Sparrow is proving cagier than many of us probably expected (or wanted).
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What they're not saying: Republicans on the committees have been cagier with their potential questions for the social giant.
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He's cagier with Putin than I expected, given the prerelease hype, and he'll occasionally pounce on one of the leader's contradictions.
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He's cagier about his views on the Holocaust, citing the country's strict Holocaust denial laws — which he views as another plank of the oppressive plot.
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A year later, the tech IPO market has been slow, and McKinnon is being cagier about going public, saying he can't comment on a possible date.
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Google's always had controversies and internal debates, but the "hard things" had intensified, and the way leadership was addressing them suddenly felt different, cagier, less satisfying.
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"Google's always had controversies and internal debates, but the 'hard things' had intensified, and the way leadership was addressing them suddenly felt different, cagier, less satisfying," she writes.
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Mr. Sondland, on the other hand, came into the session with a statement devastating to the White House, but his answers grew cagier as the day went on.
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The distinction between Trump's blunt campaign promise on abortion and his cagier instructions to Leo (if Leo's account is complete) illustrates one of the political calculations of modern Supreme Court selection.
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It would be easier, and perhaps cagier, for Mr. Trump to play down the importance of Iowa, play up Mr. Cruz's strength with evangelicals and other conservatives here, and rush on to the Feb.
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Ms. Collins, who is facing a tough re-election fight in Maine, and Ms. Murkowski have been a bit cagier, saying that they want the Senate to vote on whether to have witnesses or documents, but only after both sides present their cases.
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American Vandal (produced by CBS Studios) and Daredevil (produced by Marvel) are examples of shows that Netflix will eventually, someday, have to renegotiate the rights for, and like all networks, the service is getting cagier about renewing and picking up shows it doesn't make itself.
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If Gabbard used cagier language to more obviously leave her options open — saying she had no intentions or current plans to run third-party, for example — she would sow distrust among Democratic voters and hurt her ability to run in the Democratic primary for now.
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Henderson served as an assistant to his former coach Carmody during Carmody's first eleven seasons as the coach at Northwestern University. Carmody used Henderson, who commonly scrimmaged with the players, as part of a joke for a Sports Illustrated: "I don't mind that Mitch is cagier and smarter than all those guys on the court. The thing that bothers me is that he's faster than all of them." During Henderson's final three seasons at Northwestern, the team qualified for the National Invitation Tournament.
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This mentoring in the blue-collar workforce is contrasted with the cagier, trust-less mentoring Franck receives in the white-collar world from his own supervisor, Chambon. Franck discovers that his boss is going to use Franck's field study on the proposed 35-hour workweek to justify downsizing - and that Franck's father is among those to be let go. This leads to a confrontation between the trainee and management, between the workers and the owners, and ultimately between son and father. In the emotional climax, Franck confronts his father and accuses him of imbuing him with a legacy of shame at being blue-collar.
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He stated that while it was possible Hanna had been involved in the car bombings, he suggested that Hanna was a fantasist who often embellished and even fabricated stories to "make himself seem more impressive"; therefore not everything Hanna said was necessarily credible. A fortnight after this Myers arranged for Hanna and Mitchell to attend a meeting at Lough Sheelin with Provisional IRA Army Council members Dáithí Ó Conaill and Brian Keenan.Taylor, Loyalists, pp. 123-24 In what was a cagier meeting than that with the Officials the two groups attempted to find some ground due to Ruairí Ó Brádaigh's Éire Nua policy and Desmond Boal's advocacy of a federal Ireland, as both policies included a united Ireland as well as a significant degree of autonomy for either Northern Ireland or the province of Ulster within that unity.
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