Sentence examples for evasive quality from inspiring English sources
I hesitate to use such stereotypical formulations as "the fathomless, inscrutable East" in trying to evaluate the strange, evasive quality of Lim; but as Aw has no such qualms I might as well go ahead.
A fair amount of contemporary prose seems to have been written by people who, like Tolstoy's Ivan Ilyich, refuse to accept that they will die; there is a puerile or evasive quality in many new novels (not to mention movies), especially in America, where infinite information promises to outlive us, and dazzle down the terminality of existence.
In particular, adjuvants, immunomodulatory agents used in conjunction with vaccines to enhance the immunity of antigens are largely recognized as the solution for directing antigen-specific immune responses of the appropriate quality, quantity, and durability to tackle evasive and/or chronic pathogens.
Like the CBI, they seemed strangely evasive: We do not have a dogmatic view on outsourcing but are determined to drive up the quality of public services, including by encouraging the growth of public service mutuals.
"They were very evasive".
Republicans called him evasive.
Litton was initially evasive.
