This paper reports these equivocal forms through which invitations are most commonly made.
However, there is something further which, across the variations in their specific lexico-grammatical design, these designs tend to have in common – that is, that they are variations of equivocal forms of invitation (in contrast to grammatically 'assertive' forms); that is there is an uncertainty, a tentativeness in asking, amounting to a kind of cautiousness.
Sporting a golden mini-tunic and a dark, curly wig, Cumming proceeds to give us a Dionysus who, while of divine origin, has adopted a flirty, sportive, sexually equivocal human form.
Whatever their location, the liberties formed an equivocal territory that was at once internal and external to the city, neither contained by civic authority nor fully removed from it.
But the practice continues in various forms with equivocal encouragement from professional medical societies like the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists.
Thus surface form might seem equivocal (Hitchcock 1996).
It may convert to hybrid forms generating an equivocal modus operandi for participants.
The fusion of human performer, object and music coalesced into a strange, mutant form that was mysterious and equivocal and far more than the sum of its parts.
After taking over the Test captaincy from Hashim Amla as a short-term measure, however, he appeared equivocal about the role – and his subsequent form, including a pair in the final match at Centurion last week, was below his established standards as one of the world's finest batsman.
And the question of to what purpose one would form a militia is sadly equivocal as well.
