Sentence examples for conceptual equivocation from inspiring English sources

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

In addition to direct equivocations, there are also conceptual equivocations: creationists interpret concepts differently from scientists.

We present here two other conceptual equivocations in the sampled texts.

The not uncommon assertion that art has a logical character, involves either an equivocation between conceptual logic and aesthetic logic, or a symbolic expression of the latter in terms of the former.

Without equivocation.

Equivocation begins.

No equivocation.

It lacks equivocation.

Why the equivocation?

Why my equivocation?

We need that equivocation".