Sentence examples for weasel about from inspiring English sources

We'll have to wait and see on the latter, but I have a sense that Sally will at least keep a line of sassy communication open with her father, given that he's no longer trying to be a lying weasel about absolutely everything.

While, today, none of us would take seriously politicians who bandy such weasel words about, these were quite the thing in the 60s.

If anything, having a workplace weasel running about will keep you on your toes.

In Part 1 of "Papal Sin" -- Historical Dishonesties" -- he shows how the hierarchy has persistently lied and weaseled about what the church did and did not do during the Holocaust.

Now, with the bill back in the Commons, Ken Clarke is trying to reverse the substance of both, under the cover of promises about future reviews and weasel words about safeguarding "the fair and effective administration of justice".

GPs are now expected to collude with rationing, are sent incomprehensible financial spreadsheets telling us our "activity levels" are too high and in some areas are prevented from speaking out about this, despite the government's weasel words about duty of candour after Mid Staffs.

But given the weasel wording about blame, it is hard to imagine that Pyongyang will listen.

And he accused the three main parties of telling "weasel lies" about this.

Promises to cut farm tariffs were weakened with weasel words about allowing countries, rich and poor alike, to protect "sensitive" products.

Moreover, it was universal: if free elections are good enough for Britain, they are good enough for Iran and no weasel words about theocrats having their "own" version of democracy can be allowed to pass uncontested.

The least weasel is about the same size as its prey, is able to move as voles do [ 16], and follows voles into their burrows [ 17], which cause a uniform distribution of weasel predation risk.