Sentence examples for equivocal on whether from inspiring English sources

But two truths apply almost invariably to its churches: that they are members of the Evangelical Alliance, which appears equivocal on whether homosexuality is inherently sinful, and that they view Beeching as one of their own.

Jordan was equivocal on whether he would have him back as Palace manager.

While thumping Tony Abbott over his climate policy, Rudd is sounding slighly more equivocal on whether Labor would support direct action.

Morell's statement was equivocal on whether "enhanced interrogations" had produced information critical to finding bin Laden.

Previous work is limited and equivocal on whether this expectation holds.

Reconstructions are equivocal on whether or not earlier human marriages were arranged because several African hunter-gatherers have courtship marriages.

They are equivocal on the question of whether tardigrades are panarthropods as had generally been endorsed by arthropod phylogeneticists since the mid-1990s (e.g., Dewell and Dewell 1997; Budd 2001; Nielsen 2001)—or are nested within the other main clade of ecdysozoans, the Cycloneuralia.

Notice that Wiggins's formulation is deliberately equivocal on the crucial point of whether the sentiment must be merited or merely caused.

Mr Corbyn, who is a strong republican, has been equivocal on the subject, explaining: "I am quite capable of having private discussions with anybody whether I have got a handle on my name or not.

He is equivocal on affirmative action..

But he was equivocal on the issue of age discrimination.