“Asked whether he would ever switch the Washington Wizards back to the Bullets, team owner Ted Leonsis was noncommital.”
“Mrs. Roosevelt was very noncommital in her column about their conversation.”
“Gen. Keith B. Alexander, the N. S. A. director, was noncommital when he was pressed at a Senate hearing in June to put out some version of the court's decisions.”
“If I'm to be considered the Bad Girl, out of control, committable, I plan to teach the world exactly what these labels mean.”
“Although I think he is a danger to others, especially Lenore, I can't honestly say either that the danger is imminent or that I think he is committable.”
“Finally and bizarrely, some of the most committable readers accuse me of being a neo-conservative or a neo-liberal or both.”
