Sentence examples for equivocal response from inspiring English sources

They gave a more equivocal response to the court decision.

Asked Tuesday whether the team might be interested in signing Vick, General Manager Ted Thompson delivered an equivocal response.

When asked on Monday during a press conference at City Hall about the possibility of higher taxes, Ms. Quinn offered an equivocal response.

That sickening spectacle, and President Trump's despicably equivocal response, stoked a national reckoning with public monuments, and what they reveal of the citizenry's mangled character.

This more fundamental subtext of anti-Semitism provides a background for understanding the country's slow and equivocal response to the problem and the cynical and self-serving rationalizations by some in its intellectual elite.

"We may say, 'Let me see.' " That is, of course, the sort of equivocal response that gives American officials fits, especially military planners who seek to build a coalition for a possible strike against Iraq.

Affirmative or equivocal responses required selection of a new case site.

For example, while the questionnaires provide concise, quantifiable, and less equivocal responses, the focus group discussions allow investigators to seek clarification and have the unique benefit of participant interaction often leading to entirely novel ideas.

Reflexes were brisk throughout with equivocal plantar response.

In initial assessments, all patients had bilateral symmetrical weakness both proximal and distal, absent or diminished deep reflexes mainly the ankle jerk; 5 (25%) patients had equivocal planter response; 4 (20%) had unilateral facial palsy; 3 (15%) had facial diplegia; and 3 (15%) had bulbar symptoms.

But the Democratic Party has also played a significant, if more ambivalent, role in this process, particularly its growing cultivation of Wall Street donors, frequent advocacy for Wall Street's de-regulatory agenda and its equivocal policy response to the decline of organized labor.