Sentence examples for likely to prevaricate from inspiring English sources

Resistant at first, the women managers were more likely to prevaricate or lie in the negotiations as the financial reward increased.

"It is not time to prevaricate.

To prevaricate more would have been unprofessional.

He had good reason to prevaricate.

Dealing with the NHS's endless ability to prevaricate.

Chenery-Wickens spent several minutes trying to prevaricate, and finally said, "I'm baffled.

On a more enlightened planet we wouldn't need to prevaricate.

It fires me up, otherwise I'm very prone to prevaricate.

Flower has no doubt been instructed by his ECB aides to prevaricate and dodge.

Blair will continue to prevaricate with qualified apologies and regret for things that are peripheral to the main point.

When extraneous issues have emerged in the campaign with which he is uneasy, his tactic has been to prevaricate.