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Her evasiveness in answering questions raised suspicions.

The politician's evasiveness only fueled speculation about his involvement in the scandal.

His evasiveness during the interrogation made it difficult for the police to get any useful information.

The suspect's evasiveness suggested guilt to the detectives.

She was known for her evasiveness when it came to discussing personal matters.

The student's evasiveness about his grades hinted at possible academic issues.

The company's evasiveness regarding the layoffs only increased employee anxiety.

The evasiveness of the witness cast doubt on the credibility of his testimony.

His evasiveness in avoiding commitments frustrated his friends.

The evasiveness of the suspect delayed the investigation process.

" I thought we were past all the evasiveness, " I grumbled.

Doctor Ladislau stirred in a feeble negative, signalling up a vague Slavic evasiveness.

'I must consider! ' she replied, with perturbed evasiveness.

The apparent evasiveness of the reply caused Charity's indignation to overflow.

She presently did so, while Morris looked at him, smiling, without a sign of evasiveness in his affable eye.

Evidence on its transmissibility and immune evasiveness is also still preliminary and emerging, according to a statement from New Zealand's Ministry of Health on Tuesday.

But his evasiveness exasperated her, and suddenly she felt the inconsistent desire to hold him fast, face to face with his own words.

The reason we're seeing more reinfections with BA. 5 is partly due to its immune evasiveness — mutations in its spike protein that help it sidestep antibodies to prior variants.

" There are very few to-day, " said Vyse, with his irritating evasiveness; and Betton rejoined squarely: " Oh, they'll stop soon. The book's a failure" .