Sentence examples for prevarication about from inspiring English sources

Prevarication about sex does not by itself prove a general propensity to lie.

Among the things he owns is the months of deliberate ambiguity and prevarication about Brexit, all intended to avoid having to commit to the people's vote.

It has given rise to a mentality in which there is so much elision of the past and subtle prevarication about race that the bogus breast-beating about the necessity of accommodating historical complexity by leaving the statue in place frankly sounds insulting to many.

QUESTION: Richard, when you just responded to the question about the Taliban asking for information, you said, "It strikes me as a request for delay and prevarication". What exactly do you think the Taliban is lying about?

However, her family is soon wise to Morris's prevarications about his fish-and-chips background and flatly rejects him.

Felson cut through our prevarications about free-will and determinism in the original formulation of the rational choice perspective (Clarke and Cornish 1985) by declaring that: "People make choices, but they cannot choose the choices available to them" (Felson 1986: 119).

The Muslim Brotherhood's prevarications about whether to field a presidential candidate at all, its efforts to dominate the parliamentary committee charged with drafting the new constitution, and disappointment with its parliamentary performance overall have harmed its standing, as several senior Brotherhood figures have acknowledged.

While in Salt Lake, Romney is advised to apologize for his cynical prevarications about LDS doctrine.

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After some initial prevarication on his reasons – a rambling essay about gas chambers and colonialism preceded the explanation "I would have felt less of a man if I hadn't done it" – a recent interview suggests he has settled on "elitism" as the target of his intervention.

The commissions were to be important rallying points, but their ponderous prevarication and ribald jokes about male (Playboy) bunnies in the press had a radicalising effect.