Sentence examples for is a prevarication from inspiring English sources

That first clause is a prevarication, and the second I hope is untrue.

Advocating lower corporate tax rates to help corporations compete globally or to lower the deficit is a prevarication of right-wing proportions.

In fact, that is the only Iranian "interference" that will be demonstrable in what is likely to be a prevarication-fest, duly lapped up by obsequious Congress-critters and the Boeing-ADM-Searle "press".

Kerr's Japan is a land of prevarication: the government tells children that plutonium is safe to drink.

The letter is a masterpiece of equivocation and prevarication, leaving a false impression without telling an outright lie.

An obsession with the ways in which the history of Niagara Falls is a history of falsification, prevarication and omission".

When the pressure is off, Germany shows too little urgency about repairing the euro.There is a cost to delay and prevarication.

The author of the notes with Mr. Salonen's recording (Sony Classical SK 89012), Gregory Van Den Toorn, makes the point without prevarication: "Here is a recording that revels in the unorthodox and inauthentic".

It is a far cry from Long Island Sound, on whose shores Jay Gatsby's prevarications also end in a watery grave.

Usually there is a great deal more badgering and chivvying from the editor and a great deal more prevarication from the author.

The prevarications have been cleverly crafted so as not to let people conclude GW is a wimp, and so far they have not aroused any negative reaction.