He tends to be evasive when the subject comes up nowadays.
He is young and gregarious, but he grew evasive when the subject of his background came up.
American officials, who have been evasive on this subject, say they do not have information on the planes.
It was the voice that for so much of his sons' boyhood went deliberately evasive on the subject of what he had seen in the killing fields of two continents.
Ms. Lambert is somewhat evasive on that subject, but she writes that the "stigma" of that past was on the minds of Seagram executives, who were concerned that they might have trouble finding renters for a building owned and occupied by a liquor company.
The judge criticised her for being "evasive on the subject of her own earning capacity" and said: "The world of work has innumerable possibilities these day... vast numbers of women with children just get on with it and Mrs Wright should have done as well".
Political observers believe the reason Mukasey was evasive on this subject was because he recognized that if he deemed the practice illegal, he would be saying that everyone who practiced waterboarding committed a crime, as well as those who authorized it: a chain of command that leads to President Bush.
In typical Symantec fashion, they are cute and then evasive on the subject.
Although the micro-mechanical formulation of the stress tensor is well established, the corresponding formulation for the strain tensor has proven to be much more evasive, still being the subject of much discussion.
In order to meet this requirement, a larger deceleration d b was used in the repeated events and in the catch trials so as to compensate for reduced reaction times [5], and the speed v 3 was used so as to control the time at which the test subjects initiated evasive steering.
