How would you use the word noncommittal in a sentence?

The conditional word "would" implies a preferred course of action, an action that might occur, or the consequences of a potential action.Examples:He would often spend time at the library.He would go...

"Well, I suppose," was her noncommittal reply. His response to the job offer was noncommittal.

I don't know where that last answer came from, but the person was surely incorrect.

The phrase "would of" would not be used in a regular sentence, the phrase you use should be "would have". The only time you would use "would of" in a sentence is if you were comparing it to something...