Sentence examples for noncommittal language from inspiring English sources
Nuclear lobbyists applauded the noncommittal language in the Green New Deal resolution, while simultaneously pressing for pro-nuclear language in the actual legislation.
Weak, noncommittal language allows readers and listeners to hide from reality, weasel out of accountability, interpret facts in whatever way flatters them most.
The kids can say just about anything back, and Winston either answers or fills in the blanks with noncommittal language.
Of more concern was the noncommittal language of Medvedev's statement and the fact that Prime Minister Vladimir Putin is thought to be the true power in Russia.
In the first setting, there are soldiers sodomizing young children with all of the decorum associated with a sexual assault, and in the second we have diplomats delivering themselves of pronouncements about the matter in opaque and noncommittal language of the sort once used by the queen of France (who is, by the way, now extinct).
Students in the "struggling" category (Table 3) were willing to change their study plans, but they often used noncommittal language such as "might" and "try" regarding new learning strategies.
START WITH OPEN-ENDED LANGUAGE Though stores want commitment, do your best to stay noncommittal.
4. Noncommittal conversation or emails concerning requirements or possibilities, perhaps containing "evaluating your request" language, have limited legal significance as, at best, preliminary negotiations.
His bureaucrat uncle helped him draft the message in the government-sounding language that such people use, and it elicited an encouraging but noncommittal reply: something circular and elusive along the lines of "We encourage you to go again if you feel you still have enough reason to go and apply for a visa". Still, the fact of a reply did impress him.
Mr. Greenbaum was noncommittal.
