Sentence examples for prevarication's from inspiring English sources

But an angry black man, challenging the contentious prevarication's of a pathological liar, would have been better for the American people.

People are beginning to see and embrace truth and cast aside their prevarication's.

The term 'Death Tax' is one of the most egregious prevarication's perpetrated on an uninformed American public over the last few decades.

After weeks of mild prevarication, Japan's leaders are sufficiently alarmed by the fading fortunes of the country's banks to introduce tighter controls on short selling and expanding a government fund to recapitalise banks to as much as 10 trillion yen from 2 trillion yen.

But that is no reason to prolong the prime minister's prevarication.

One motive for Beijing's prevarication, diplomats and doctors here speculate, was to avoid having Beijing, the capital city, placed on the W.H.O.'s travel advisory list, which now recommends against "nonessential travel" to Guangdong or Hong Kong.

The American diplomat interprets Mr Arafat's prevarication in a final meeting with Mr Clinton on January 2nd 2001 as a rejection: "How many times did Arafat have to tell us before we heard 'No'?" The Israeli dove differs: Mr Beilin says that Mr Clinton was willing to interpret Mr Arafat's response on January 2nd as a "Yes, but".Whichever, January 2001 was too late for a breakthrough.

Thomas prepared his mother for the news that he might emigrate, and told Frost he seemed certain to join him: "I am thinking about America as my only chance (apart from Paradise)." But Thomas's prevarication got the better of him once more, and though conscription had yet to be introduced, he told Frost of the equal pull of the war in France.

Yet despite the state government's prevarication over possible imminent rationing – consisting of two days of water followed by four days without – in reality, millions are now getting just a few hours of water per day, with many struggling with none at all for days on end.

South Korea, facing criticism after it agreed Sunday to send 400,000 tons of rice to North Korea despite the North's prevarication on a Feb 13 international agreement to shut down its main nuclear reactor, warned that North Korea might not get all the aid if it continued to refuse to live up to its commitment.

Day's prevarication over the past couple of weeks over whether or not to resign as a consequence of his multimillion-dollar construction empire being put into liquidation related in part to concern his replacement in the Senate may not vote the same way as he intended to on the ABCC.