Sentence examples for prevarication of from inspiring English sources
It is the prevarication of political cowards.
Greece were the Euro 2004 lie detectors, revealing the bluff and prevarication of haughtier sides.
Mendez, the UN special rapporteur on torture, said: "I am deeply disappointed and frustrated by the prevarication of the US government with regard to my attempts to visit Mr Manning".
A smartass wag might jest that Payne does not understand the dramaturgical principle of draft-exclusion or, to put it slightly more positively, that he has a strong susceptibility to drafts, given the purposeful prevarication of Constellations and its refusal to discriminate amongst the host of hypothetical variants through which the couple in this two-hander travel.
Present everywhere is "Turkish Report" by Sanja Ivekovic, a Zagreb resident who turns a report on the status of women in Turkey into crumpled, haphazardly strewn wads of red paper — a comment on the prevarication of politicians who could enact change but rarely do.
The first is that it ends up validating and legitimising the present situation, characterised by poor quality of life, loss of citizens' interest in politics and by the prevarication of lobbies and economic interests.
Truth be told, in the past I have been guilty of prevarication on an Olympian scale in almost all aspects of my life.
Others include a continued inability to define and secure our right to ply for hire on the street, ongoing prevarication on the licensing of pedicabs, inadequate provision of ranks, unnecessary phasing out of older vehicles in the unproven name of better air quality, and being treated as second-class members of the transport infrastructure in London.
But so was the prevarications of Labor in the Gillard years.
The runaway popularity of Mr. Trump's extreme anti-immigrant stance among a large bloc of the electorate tells you just how mistrustful voters have become over the prevarications of the political class.
The testimony of George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence ("C.I.A. Chief Says He's Corrected Cheney Privately," front page, March 10), opened a crack in the door exposing the deliberate prevarications of the Bush administration to justify the invasion of Iraq.
