Sentence examples for prevarications from inspiring English sources

His false figures and prevarications caused him to self-destruct.Voters sized Mr Chee up.

The North's prevarications do him no good.The sunshine policy's critics have grown in strength since Mr Kim went to see George Bush in Washington last week.

His Tory opponent suspects that, with the prevarications over the election date and the phoney war which followed, there may just have been "too much politics" recently for ordinary people to stomach.

With good cause to be distrustful, they need the reassurance of seeing an Israeli government honestly implementing signed agreements.That first step needs to be taken swiftly, without the prevarications of the Netanyahu government, while preparing for the all-important final talks.

They were on their guard, after his past prevarications over history.

But almost as soon as the date was agreed upon, Mr Savimbi embarked on his customary prevarications.

After some prevarication this spring, Trudeau ultimately rejected calls to form a coalition with the NDP in order to topple the Tories, citing personal differences with Mulcair.

[Hoggart] wrote beautifully clear English, but he could sniff out deceit, prevarication or plain bullshit at 100 paces.

His biographer, John Rentoul, says he likes to string people along and keep options open, while waiting to see what falls into his lap.The second term will provide fewer opportunities for prevarication and more for making enemies.

The only major difference the SNP would abolish Trident where Labour might not invites as much prevarication over the next five years as did the coalition agreement between the pro-Trident Conservatives and the Trident-sceptic Liberal Democrats in 2010.

And it is hard to miss the icy impatience with which some Europeans treat British prevarication over their role in the European Union.