Sentence examples for constantly parrying questions from inspiring English sources

I was in my 20s when that film came out, and it struck many chords with me; writing a PhD thesis about Sylvia Plath at the time, I was constantly parrying questions about why I chose to study someone so "depressing" as Plath.

He then spent the next 10 minutes parrying questions, his hands clasped behind his back.

And suddenly the White House was parrying questions about the possibility of a pardon for Mr. Libby.

They sat at a round table while Gang stood, for three hours, presenting preliminary ideas and parrying questions.

State-controlled television gave heavy coverage to the three-hour interview, broadcasting video of a steely-eyed Mr. Putin parrying questions from "the most authoritative foreign editorial offices".

"This is an experiment, and it's risky, really risky," Mr. Stevens said, parrying questions at a news conference about the need for an expensive aid package.

He stays in motion at the town-hall-style events he favors, pacing back and forth with a microphone in hand while parrying questions.

Mr. Addington, physically bigger and a more experienced government insider, was more defiant, talking over subcommittee members who tried to cut him off and parrying questions with sarcasm.

No such luxuries for Gareth Southgate, a manager who spent the window keeping his squad together while parrying questions on his own future.

Even at work, where people once managed to look busy by wearing a headset or constantly parrying calls back and forth via a harried assistant, the offices are silent.

Psystar has just switched out a lawyer, who probably just about keeled over from constantly parrying Apple's well-founded injunctions against his client's business.