Sentence examples for * the equivocation from inspiring English sources

Why the equivocation?

Forgive the equivocation, but the answer is yes and no.

In principle, when the equivocation is reduced to zero, the cipher can be solved.

"But there is no way of knowing it, right?" Mrs. Migliore asked, astutely, apparently registering the equivocation in the doctor's tone.

But in this case the equivocation, the uncertainty, seems to come from the filmmaker himself, who seems to have been unable to locate what it is in this movie he cares about, beyond any particular, local formal concern.

From Canada, this photo – entitled "Judgement" – went viral last year, illustrating how many westerners are aware of the equivocation between skirt length and morality, even if they oppose this attitude themselves.

And this indecision is conveyed in the equivocations and qualifications of the narrative voice.

And there are also the equivocations of publishers to deal with.

Performance was shelved for two years by twitchy distributors; the same equivocation sealed the commercial failure of Bad Timing and Eureka.

But the scientific equivocation on climate to which they allude is utter nonsense.

Stop making the false equivocation that Hope Solo must be shunned exactly as Ray Rice has as if all domestic violence is equal in nature and one size fits all.