Sentence examples for case of equivocation from inspiring English sources

In effect, this analysis treats Skolem's paradox as a straightforward case of equivocation.

The second case of conceptual equivocation appears when creationists discuss statements of evolutionary biologists that are outside the scope of actual science.

It's the type of equivocation that Democrats are looking to expose.

The paying of a civil penalty where a guilty verdict has not been reached, as in the Simpson case, is a kind of equivocation that flies in the face of finality.

If not, we have an instance of the fallacy of equivocation.

Those medieval authors whose discussion of equivocation was very brief tended to use this example, and they often claimed that Aristotle introduced it in order to accommodate analogy as a kind of equivocation.

"There is no question of equivocation.

The novel's title has overtones of equivocation, too.

At last here is a scintilla of equivocation.

But it's no cure-all, despite the lack of equivocation from some news media cheerleaders.

In one case -- in which the government claimed, inaccurately, that it had successfully reduced the noise -- a British court said the government was behaving "in a devious and deeply unattractive way" and that its arguments were "a farrago of equivocation".