Sentence examples for something evasive from inspiring English sources

There is something evasive about his placidity.

But there's also something evasive about the alternatives.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, given the threats to his life, there is something evasive about him.

The show always allowed us the space to make our own assessment of Walt, and that is to be commended, but there was something evasive about the finale.

And at times, there's something morally evasive about the spectacle, the elaborate aesthetics, the lack of follow-through after blood is spilled.

EVERY day seems to bring a new story of a politician saying something stupid or evasive about vaccines.

This is bold and muscular storytelling with a plausible performance from Riz Ahmed in the lead role – though there is something flabby and evasive in the inevitable equivalence it winds up proposing between Islamic fundamentalism and aggressive American capitalism.

Asked where he learned his craft, Mr. Betaza, who calls himself a "master of occult sciences," becomes evasive, muttering something about his mother having practiced magic.

There are confrontational conversations and one spouse challenges the other to admit something, and there is evasive and self-important waffle about their differing interpretations.

He added "Being silent on the question makes him look evasive, and saying something, anything, gets him in trouble with one side of his party or another".

In action -- something revealed in an abrupt evasive maneuver on the motorway as well as on the tight curves of local two-lanes -- the ride can be both limousine smooth and brilliantly controlled.