Sentence examples for shifting explanations from inspiring English sources

Aloique's shifting explanations aroused Dyott's suspicions.

But it does not account for Mr. Torricelli's shifting explanations of his behavior.

Mr. Geithner's credibility was badly damaged, in part because of his shifting explanations of how he learned of the bonuses.

"Your shifting explanations about your sworn statements appear less than candid," the ethics letter to Mr. Burris said in a section that was boldfaced and underlined for emphasis.

The Trump White House has a similar problem, evidenced most recently by Donald Trump, Jr.,'s shifting explanations for a meeting with a Russian lawyer last June.

Mr. Obama, interjected with a hint of anger, "Can you say that a little louder, Candy?" (She said Mr. Romney's broader point, about shifting explanations, was "correct").

The administration's case was further hampered by a confused and constantly shifting explanation of the bailout plan.

Nevertheless, the congressman offered a bizarre, shifting explanation for the torch episode when interviewed by HuffPost in August.

Trump's shifting explanation of events "undercuts the message that does come from that podium," NBC News White House correspondent Peter Alexander said on air Friday.

The shifting explanation for Zubaydah's treatment, laid out in the 500-page summary of the Senate Intelligence Committee report made public Tuesday, provides an example of how the secret interrogation program from its inception became a self-justifying enterprise that slipped free of the constraints that top officials had promised would guide it.

Newt, meanwhile, had the bad form to keep shifting his explanation of why Freddie Mac had thought he was worth all that money.