Sentence examples for any equivocation from inspiring English sources

He even stressed that his condemnation came "without any equivocation whatsoever" just in case anyone was liable to confuse it with the equivocating sort for which he has become famous.

Neither was there any equivocation in his love for her, as far as it went.

In case there was any equivocation, the Lakers offered up a public display of affection: the billboards.

In an unprecented move, Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams said: 'I condemn this without any equivocation whatsoever.'.

Sean O'Keefe, the NASA administrator, told reporters on Wednesday that NASA would "comply fully without any equivocation" with whatever recommendations the board made.

"Let me say, without any equivocation, that a military option is still on the cards," said James Victor Gbeho, president of the Economic Community of West African States.

"Sumner Redstone may have a tube in his throat but there has never been any equivocations in his voice," Redstone attorney Peter Biagetti told the court.

And if he asked what was wrong with her I wasn't going to equivocate because equivocation — any kind of uncertainty, a tremor in the voice, a tonal shift, playacting — is the surest lie detector.

At next week's press conference, grand committee members will take questions following Allan's evidence, so expect swift condemnation of any fresh equivocation, misdirection or question-dodging from Facebook (which has already been accused by DCMS members of a pattern of evasive behavior).

It is a valuable market, and there are ties of language and "nostalgia" between the two countries.To some, any hint of equivocation from Slovenia risks triggering the default reflex of EU governments: to dodge tough decisions.

He articulates, with a certain wit and with less equivocation than any other writer in this country, the doctrine that he should be permitted to swing his fist - whoever's nose is in the way.