mealy-mouthed

How To Use mealy-mouthed In A Sentence

• And, not to be too mealy-mouthed, it was not fun to use.
• At the same time there is a reaction to the mealy-mouthed media laziness that culturally equates ‘urban’ and ‘black’.
• He repeated that he did not intend to be mealy-mouthed with the country's leaders.
• The paper produced by the church council was untrusting and mealy-mouthed.
• Most people felt Mr Major fought a pretty mealy-mouthed campaign in which radical ideas were either dropped or blunted.
• Rebecca is supposed to have her faults, such as being weak and mealy-mouthed.
• But when Economics Professor Romer says to his students: "Appropriate government subsidies could encourage a socially optimal level of R&D," this is both mealy-mouthed and misleading. California Energy Tax Proposal, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
• Most people felt Mr Major fought a pretty mealy-mouthed campaign in which radical ideas were either dropped or blunted.
• After a succession of mealy-mouthed CBI presidents, content to simmer on the back burner, Sir John, a former Jaguar boss, has roared his desire for the heat of battle.
• Also, the mealy-mouthed reference to taxi deregulation is unworthy of the document.