| This ethic may be perceived by another culture as apathy, neglect, indifference, lack of social responsibility or evasiveness. |
| He suggests that such evasiveness often occurs because of concerns about giving away the plot. |
| And given Iran's long history of evasiveness on the nuclear issue, the suspicion is that it is merely buying time for its centrifuges. |
| I was upset with the evasiveness of some of those officials who spoke to the committee about this bill. |
| It was a dismal campaign characterised by public apathy and political evasiveness. |
| Such evasiveness not only works to the advantage of religious conservatives but hampers attempts to articulate a coherent religious left agenda. |
