Sentence examples similar to equivocal assertion from inspiring English sources
Still, in saying it "could" be foreign corporations, Mr. Obama softened his language from last week after the original assertion was disputed, and was more equivocal than a new Democratic National Committee advertisement that asserts the involvement of overseas money more directly.
Britain's prime minister has a duty to urgently review the UK's equivocal position on Libya and avoid the damaging assertion, to which civil servants cling tight, that "there is no military solution to Libya, only political".
Tinder's statement seems a bit equivocal about privacy.
Attending to the shifting and equivocal senses of liberty in Ruskin's aesthetic writings clarifies his scattered, often incompatible assertions in a range of later social and political tracts.
Early findings are equivocal.
John McEnroe was equivocal.
There is nothing equivocal.
Holland is more equivocal.
There are equivocal factors".
The evidence is equivocal.
