Sentence examples for evasive entry from inspiring English sources

P. J. O'Rourke, in his engaging but maddeningly evasive entry, tells us he became a conservative "at 11 59 p.m. on Dec. 4, 1997," when his wife gave birth to their first child: "Suddenly all the ideal went out of any idealism for change".

Most prominent political groups, from the left-liberal April 6th Movement to the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood and even the more extreme Salafists, condemned the violence, though the Islamists were evasive about the entry into the building.

Ask Ari Fleischer, Mr Bush's press secretary, what his boss had for dinner and you will be subjected to an evasive burble; ask a question about the administration's connections with Enron and you may suddenly find it hard to gain entry into the White House.

Nervously evasive?

"They were very evasive".

Both men were evasive.

It is frankly evasive.

Republicans called him evasive.

Litton was initially evasive.

Sometimes he's evasive.

But she was evasive.