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  `I can't tell you when the manager will arrive,' he said rather uninformatively

• McKinley on occasion had stepped to the White House door, chatted briefly and uninformatively with reporters.
• Asked by Japanese reporters if friendly association meant that Australia was preparing to ease the sentences of 14 Japanese war criminals, Menzies said genially but uninformatively .

• uninstructively

• informatively
• instructively