Sentence examples for an equivocal from inspiring English sources

Belief itself is an equivocal concept.

They occupy an equivocal space in which power is passing.

But it has always had an equivocal reputation.

That is such an equivocal judgment that it may prove tentative.

If The Thread opens on an equivocal note, its conclusion is, if anything, more uplifting still.

If you don't get one, or get an equivocal answer, start looking elsewhere.

Shakespeare, here - as on so many other occasions - seems to have an equivocal relationship with acting.

Previously articulate and thoughtful, Butt cut an equivocal and hesitant figure.

To mark their achievement of an equivocal freedom, Haitians traditionally eat pumpkin soup.

As a fudged solution for an equivocal country, it isn't bad.

Ford does not offer an equivocal, cautious, middle-of-the-road critique of civil rights law.