Usa "evasiveness" in una frase

1. And now, since arriving from Cuba, that same evasiveness seemed to apply to any talk of the war

2. Its evasiveness betrays the slippery and illusory nature of matter and space

3. Bridget knew that he had something important to say to her, she could always tell by his mannerisms and his evasiveness towards the children when he did

4. It would be an unpleasant situation with which to deal, but his past experiences combined with his sly skills of evasiveness would enable him to avoid much of the hounding by the press and by the guests

5. was leading him openly, without hesitation or attempts of evasiveness, over the same ground he had assumed the suspect had walked in the sordid process of murdering his wife

6. Feltus exhaled sharply, having not really expected such evasiveness from this charming woman that he would never have suspected of lying given her breeding

7. Higgins caught the evasiveness and, with contempt in his voice, responded,

8. my evasiveness about my new job increased their curiosity

9. information and it was pretty clear that there was some evasiveness on the part

10. done with the consignment? Was Novak"s evasiveness an attempt to keep him out of the

11. that evasiveness was well out of their systems

12. So far, with my evasiveness I had kept him as a friend

13. There had been something about him – about Lily’s evasiveness when I asked about him – that had stayed with me

14. The fitful evasiveness of her manner when the subject was under discussion countenanced the idea

15. They thought that this was evasiveness only

16. In her evasiveness she paused again, and the younger children had by this time crept to the door, where, pulling at his mother's skirts, the youngest murmured—

17. In a very short while, however, she realized that he was behaving with inexplicable evasiveness, as if it was true, as if he were not sixty years older than she, but sixty years younger

18. Next day he declared that he had been sent for too late, and answered my entreaties—which I fancy were more like reproaches—by saying with majestic evasiveness : " I am not God