Sentence examples for deflecting question from inspiring English sources

From Meet the Press to Morning Joe and elsewhere on the pundit circuit, it's the deflecting question Bush administration supporters have been sarcastically asking about Obama: Where's the drone report?

Mark: Most, 99% are truly candid, but if I am very close, I might ask a deflecting question, like "can I get a picture of your ring?" Do it very fast--never put the camera to my eye, and have the ring as the approximate center of this unseen gyre of picture elements; buttons, windows, collars, necks, telephone poles, etc., to be discovered in the darkroom.

Drake is all charm and schmoozing, deflecting questions away with a gag whenever he can.

He was supremely confident but, as ever, reserved, deflecting questions or answering with evasive generalities.

Correction Commissioner Theresa C. Lantz spent several hours deflecting questions at a Joint Judiciary Committee hearing earlier this month.

The Bush administration has said nothing publicly about the truck activity, deflecting questions about the subject.

He is as talented at deflecting questions as he is at the helm.

By deflecting questions about that record or his plans, he reduces his opponents' chances to win.

Soon, Johnson was deflecting questions about becoming a candidate for coaching jobs elsewhere.

Deflecting questions with a mysterious gleam in his eye, there's something of the teenager about him.

"I feel good," he said, deflecting questions asking him to compare this season with his others in Chicago.