Sentence examples for equivocating between from inspiring English sources

'Isn't it savage?' she moaned, her voice equivocating between tragedy and comedy.

In a video address released late on Monday, Rinat Akhmetov appeared emotional and angry, and after months of equivocating between the separatists and the new Kiev authorities, launched a savage attack on the armed rebels, who have declared independence from Kiev as the Donetsk People's Republic.

One of my MBA students, Anthony Boting, noticed that my solution to an example I used in the second version rested on equivocating between relative-frequency and objective-chance interpretations of probability.

To sum up, the most natural way to read the text is as repeatedly equivocating between a statement of identity and one that predicates a more general term of the objects denoted by a less general term.

"Sparite, o penseiri" found him equivocating between two lovers.

Evolutionary supporters point out evolution is neither dogmatic nor based on faith, and they accuse creationists of equivocating between the strict definition of religion and its colloquial usage to refer to anything that is enthusiastically or dogmatically engaged in.

The way to do so is not to equivocate between democrats and autocrats, as Lula seems to think.

Franzen's comments were revealing for how they equivocated between throwing shade ("I cringe") and showing respect ("I think she's really smart and she's really fighting the good fight").

The "Inspiration Information" rerelease works because it equivocates between the past and the present: it's plausible both as a rediscovered funk artifact and as a specimen of twenty-first-century neo-soul.

Under Miliband, a former aide to Brown who became leader in 2010, the Party equivocated between posing as fiscally responsible and resisting the big cuts in spending on welfare, infrastructure, and other programs that the Conservative-Liberal coalition introduced while arguing that Britain was in danger of turning into another Greece.

Throughout there are deviations from modernism-as-usual: "Composition With Red Arrow," a small Popish abstraction from 1918 by the Romanian Dadaist Marcel Janco; a 1936-37 painting of (I think) brightly wrapped packages by Maria Elena Vieira da Silva that equivocates between magic realism and abstraction; and a wonderful little tropical fantasy by Leonora Carrington.