prevarication formal

The time for prevarication was long past, she told herself.

Your prevarication has told me what I wanted to know.

And thought the Church in danger was from such prevarication.

This is the real reason for all the delay and prevarication.

The only thing they have little tolerance for is prevarication.

By 1945 the real world was simply too urgent for prevarication.

After years of political prevarication in January 2010 it was finally there.

He was not prepared to go so deeply into prevarication.

Naturally they would not have heard of it, but there seemed to be no point in prevarication.

"Indeed, we would require that you state your business clearly, and with no prevarication."

For health experts, the main cause of concern is not the prevarication itself but something perhaps more serious.

Had to give him credit: he faced it head on, with no prevarication.

The marriage came about following her proposal to him due to his prevarication.

Mitchell was not above a little prevarication when the need arose.

He knew it was a moment for decisiveness, not prevarication.

"We do not accept prevarication in a female," he said.

Evasion would not sit very much better with her than prevarication.

In a time of great terror and prevarication, this voice can heal us.

He did know that the ends justified the prevarication in this case.

She smiled, but didn't point out the man's prevarication to him.

After some initial prevarication he agreed to be elected their leader.

He had never done that before and the feeling of prevarication was particularly repugnant to him.

He assessed me as being rather better at prevarication than his father Cyrus.

The reason for the prevarication over his evidence soon became apparent as Wood was a bad witness.

By the time Linda drove me to the airport she had long since seen through my prevarications.