Sentence examples for Quite equivocal from inspiring English sources

It looks pretty excruciating to me, but he seems quite equivocal about it.

(I'm anticipating something quite equivocal. On the one hand, Russians are being retroactively stripped of various Olympic medals.

In common with most complementary interventions, infant massage has not received a great deal of attention from evaluative research, and what little research has been done has been quite equivocal.

Work in the field of speciation has been quite equivocal about the relative number of genes involved in producing the sterile phenotype observed in hybrids.

An association of the CAG repeat length of KCNN3 has been discussed for anorexia nervosa (Koronyo-Hamaoui et al, 2002, 2007), migraine (Curtain et al, 2005; Mossner et al, 2005), ataxia (Figueroa et al, 2001), epilepsy (Sander et al, 1999; Vijai et al, 2005) and schizophrenia (Chandy et al, 1998) but most results remain quite equivocal.

So much of Mr. Laperriere's singing hugged that lower border, not quite flat but muddy and equivocal to the ear.

Some were univocal (always used with the same sense), some were purely equivocal (used with quite different senses), and some were analogical (used with related senses).

Harold's father, Joseph, is a Jewish shopkeeper in a town a few hundred miles from Cape Town, and the family's position is equivocal: they're neither Boer nor quite English.

Meanwhile, the candidates themselves were more equivocal; they acknowledged the unfolding story without quite retracting their concessions.

Mr Corbyn, who is a strong republican, has been equivocal on the subject, explaining: "I am quite capable of having private discussions with anybody whether I have got a handle on my name or not.

117 Therefore, changes in the PCr resynthesis rate following AT are quite likely to closely reflect mitochondrial adaptations (which have been equivocal until now and also require further research).