Sentence examples for become evasive from inspiring English sources

Two years ago the actor Marc Wallice started to become evasive about his work permit.

Here the boundary between dreams and reality is blurred, landmarks become evasive and a person's identity, even his very size and shape, is mutable.

Once unleashed, the power of a cyberaffair, cybersex, or both, can cause a formerly loving man to become evasive and to demand his privacy online, according to Dr. Young and her co-authors.

"If you try to guide the common people with coercive regulations and keep them in line with punishments, the common people will become evasive and will have no sense of shame" (Analects 2.3; Slingerland 2003, 8).

So he found gullible prey who'd look the other way when he'd cancel dates, assume different aliases, become evasive, and lustily admire other bait.

Certainly by the time a cancer has become evasive and metastasised, there is an accepted need to inhibit MMP activity.

Pressed on regrets, he again became evasive.

This was the reason their talk became evasive and cloudy when the subject was raised.

Herojit became evasive, refused to confirm it, and the press conference was quickly wrapped up.

Whenever I suggested going up, he became evasive, and he made excuses when I asked to sit in on a session with the floor delegates.

Asked where he learned his craft, Mr. Betaza, who calls himself a "master of occult sciences," becomes evasive, muttering something about his mother having practiced magic.