He asked her where she'd gone to college, and she answered noncommittally.
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West's husband responds kindly and noncommittally, unwilling to join the gripefest about oversensitive women.
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He asked Becky if she liked the painter, and she shook her head noncommittally.
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"In less than 20 years," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo noncommittally told a congressional committee recently.
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Enotiades replied noncommittally, but got in touch with an agent in the D.E.A.'s office in Brussels.
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As he marched and mingled Monday, union members urged him to run, with Biden grinning noncommittally in response.
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He tries to find a way out of becoming an active participant in this struggle, but finally if noncommittally agrees to help.
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This is hardly boring; it's democratic, a shared language that allows us to connect with strangers easily, noncommittally and without causing offense.
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Well, season 3 has officially began planting the seeds of Zoe and Kevin's legitimate coupledom (as opposed to their original state of noncommittally hooking up).
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How can it elucidate the pain of a historical wound when it noncommittally diffuses experience among so many sides for fear of offending any of them?
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Instead, even as Ms. Hall's performance makes you believe that something profound is at stake, the movie noncommittally nibbles at the edge of larger meaning, nodding at current events.
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The attendants established who was in control of each of these newly divided colonies. They also planned, noncommittally, to end the slave trade in Africa.
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After apologizing for his behavior, Teddy gives Gordon the opportunity to throw a punch at him. Gordon awkwardly declines and once again tells his friend how he wishes Teddy were dead. His friend offers to get the ex-con's number, and Gordon noncommittally agrees. At their house, Angela again berates Gordon for not being assertive enough to ask for better pay.
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Later, at the costume shop, Alison spots then-new girl Jenna purchasing a Lady GaGa costume. Ali attempts to intimidate her into buying a different disguise, declaring that she picked a similar outfit. Marshall noncommittally agrees to think about a change of heart, but turns her attention away from Alison. Before walking away, Ali offers her name, to which Jenna replies that she already knows it.
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The new girl noncommittally agrees to think about changing her decision, but turns her attention away from Alison. Before walking away, Alison offers her name, to which the girl replies that she already knows it, and her own name is Jenna. They smile pleasantly, if not fakely, at each other, and Alison strolls away with her basket on her arm. She then gets an anonymous text that says "I’m watching you" from a blocked number.
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Strike is surprised by this offer from his law-abiding, working-man brother, and responds noncommittally, assuming his remark is just a drunken boast. He is shocked the next day to find that Darryl has been shot dead in the Ahab's parking lot by an unknown assailant. David "Rocco" Klein and his partner Larry Mazilli are assigned to investigate Darryl's murder. They quickly deduce that Darryl was more than just a restaurant manager.
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As they talk, Jesse offers him a job working for a man known as the Captain, an American veteran who runs a paramilitary vigilante group that targets the Mexican cartels. Mitch answers noncommittally and listens to the Captain's recruitment speech. The Captain, recognizing his ordinary speech that emphasizes glory and power will not appeal to Mitch, flatly offers him $5000. Mitch at first declines but reconsiders after the Captain points out that anyone who comes to Mexico on a lark must be leaving behind an even worse situation than what he offers.
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