Sentence examples for all equivocation from inspiring English sources

The principal aspiration for today, then, must be that Flemenstar can end all equivocation over the best deployment of his tremendous gifts at Cheltenham next month.

Among some commentators, there was a sense that rage was redundant: that unless Pakistan's military and civilian leaders drop all equivocation about Islamist extremism, the country is likely to suffer further such traumas.

All this equivocation is confusing enough, but when you add to it that Drabble has also dedicated the book to her mother, the results are fairly dizzying.

Happily, we know how to criticize and correct all equivocations.

As the parent of a soldier who spent a year in Iraq and who will soon head to Afghanistan, I resent this and all the equivocations offered by the administration about this war.

And for all its equivocation, Hamas still refuses to say plainly that it can ever accept the permanence of Israel.

But the question then becomes: Even with all this hype, this equivocation, are we, as consumers, buying this (literally and figuratively)?

For all his equivocations, what Duffy seems to resent most about his racial identity is how inescapable that absurdity is.

For all their bizarre equivocation over the Human Rights Act, in recent years the Tories have sometimes been on the right side in specific challenges to individual liberty.

I want to go knock over a jewelry store and drop some of this LANGUAGE OF BULLSHIT EQUIVOCATION all over the place.

"I can tell all of you without equivocation that [he] has always been on the right side of all the issues," he said.