Sentence examples similar to I'm prevaricating from inspiring English sources

Joe later claimed that Tony had been trespassing at a private event and had refused to leave when asked in order to get himself arrested as a "publicity stunt;" all of which, since I was there, I can vouch was prevaricating nonsense.

But despite these compelling reasons the EU is prevaricating.

Then there are prevaricating pseudo-decisions, like Mr Brown's establishment of umpteen policy reviews.

But with the ceasefire long forgotten, the regional powers have been prevaricating.

Until yesterday, Pipe had been prevaricating over the stable's four entries.

Still more are prevaricating, hoping that the authorities will lose interest.

This time it is the would-be recipient, Ireland, that is prevaricating dangerously.

However, Sudan's government was prevaricating on assisting the implementation of either as they saw neither was in their interests.

The UK government has been prevaricating for months on the issue of arms sales to Saudi Arabia, its biggest market for weapons sales.

For almost two years now, they have been prevaricating about doing what is patently necessary: restructuring the debts of stricken periphery countries like Greece and Ireland.

Or: Judge: "You are prevaricating, sir. Did you or did you not sleep with this woman?" Co-respondent: "Not a wink, my lord".