Sentence examples for equivocal world from inspiring English sources

This highly equivocal world challenges even a statistician; as Budlender himself concedes, "there were no reliable statistics".

While the few studies characterizing tobacco use in the developing world are equivocal, they generally support the findings observed in the developed world [ 9].

Stan Network is slightly more equivocal, as befits a world-class schmoozer who sits on more boards than an Oriental rug.

France, then embroiled in a brutal war in Algeria, suppressed opposition at home by means of censorship; the country's equivocal role in the Second World War was largely airbrushed out of public discourse; and the film challenged the ambient oblivion.

They comment on humans' equivocal relationship to bears.

Californians whose family ties to the state predate the Second World War have an equivocal and often uneasy relationship to the postwar expansion.

He says he has no plans to return to the profession to which he devoted 45 years of his life, but he still feels somewhat equivocal about a decision that surprised the world of haute cuisine.

"Body Worlds" does attain a rather equivocal artistry as well as a ghoulish fascination, recalling, in resin, the anatomical works of Leonardo da Vinci and Andreas Vesalius.

In view of these equivocal findings, the interest in research around the world on associations between socioeconomic indicators and coercive sex has grown.

The Republicans' public position is equivocal.

Around the dawn of the new millennium, he began to chart a course back into more conventional songwriting, though in the world of Julian Cope "conventional" is a highly equivocal term.