Evasive and non-committal answer.
If I thought it would I would give one," was his non-committal answer.
When Larry King asked him if he would, as widely speculated, retake de jure control of the country in 2012, Putin gave a suitably non-committal answer.
The 33-year-old was predictably asked whether he would be back at the US Open, giving the non-committal answer of: "I don't know.
"Or should we just stick to the Sermon on the Mount a passage that is so radical that it's doubtful that our own Defence Department would survive its application?" His elegantly non-committal answer: "Before we get carried away, let's read our Bibles".For someone so inexperienced, and whose policies are so ill-defined, Mr Obama is extraordinarily popular.
Shortly after her election, she appeared on Good Morning America, where she was asked about her interest in the vice-presidency and gave a non-committal answer.
But Clinton's non-committal answer to a hypothetical question at a single campaign stop hardly amounts to proof that she "wants to take your guns away," as Trump said.
I came across a pub called The Black Boy, which had a sign outside giving a very non-committal answer as to how it was named (something about a teacher, maybe, or a Vita Sackville-West character).
At question time in the Senedd, Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood accused the first minister of giving "non-committal" answers on health reorganisation.
I had asked about the test before but had gotten a variety of non-committal answers from clinicians though, in their defence, I never pursued it vigorously.
See if the person gives vague or non-committal answers.
