evasively

You know, kind of answering the question evasively, which is the best proof of his guilt.

CNN Transcript - Larry King Live Weekend: Nancy Sinatra Reminisces; Alan Dershowitz Talks About Justice; Hamilton Jordan Discusses Cancer; Lou Cannon Puts Reagan in Perspective - June 17, 2000 2000

Every time I suggest an activity, without fail he'll very evasively which is what passes for politely here nix anything interesting.

Musings of a Drunken Monk: Frustrations 2005

Every time I suggest an activity, without fail he'll very evasively which is what passes for politely here nix anything interesting.

Musings of a Drunken Monk: June 24, 2005 Archives 2005

Every time I suggest an activity, without fail he'll very evasively which is what passes for politely here nix anything interesting.

Musings of a Drunken Monk: June 2005 Archives 2005

The secretary depicted Lloyd as “groping for some practical solution,” Pineau as “unsympathetic,” and Fawzi as “somewhat evasively disposed to move toward what might be an acceptable solution.”

Eisenhower 1956 David A. Nichols 2011

Malemute Kid had caught Belden's eye, and he, scenting the wind, replied evasively, "A right part while back."

To The Man on the Trail 2010

In the 1992 Penguin edition a footnote points out that with these words the Englishman "is evasively transferring blame to history which is, after all, his own history…".

Letters: Footnotes to the Queen's Irish visit 2011

Malemute Kid had caught Belden's eye, and he, scenting the wind, replied evasively, "A right part while back."

TO THE MAN ON THE TRAIL 2010

When someone asked if the disabled staff at Remploy's Wrexham factory are safe, Maude evasively reminded them (again) of the debts bequeathed by Labour.

Sketch: Quangos scorched as Buck Passing Council goes up in flames Michael White 2010

"I never met but one editor in my life," she replied evasively, "and I, he — well, we didn't get on very well together."

Amateur Night 2010