Sentence examples for equivocation about the from inspiring English sources

There should be no doubt or equivocation about the implications of his words.

It is an equivocation about the status of the cockney that persists to this day.

There were too many signs of mistaken assumptions, analysis and remedies; and too much equivocation about the establishment of effective control.

But Mr le Carré's equivocation about the novel's relation to fact undermines its effectiveness as a work of social criticism, which is pretty clearly what it aspires to be.

If McKee is an unreconstructed militant who speaks without equivocation about the role that he played in the armed struggle, Gerry Adams has in recent decades gone through a metamorphosis.

I may believe that the strategic bombing of Germany was a cruel necessity, but neither my parents nor my in-laws, who had been on the wrong end of the Luftwaffe, had any equivocation about the matter.

There is also the tantalising possibility that Rankin is employing Rebus to express his own equivocations about the replacement character.

But Mr. Wiencek defends his interpretation of the document, doubling down on what he sees as a "core truth" behind Jefferson's lifelong equivocations about the evils of slavery.

They still talk about gaming's supposed power, make sweeping equivocations about the value of "engagement" and use flaky reasoning to assert the value of such endeavors.

Yet the paper is still apparently not ready to drop its own equivocations about the word.

Among some commentators, there was a sense that rage was redundant: that unless Pakistan's military and civilian leaders drop all equivocation about Islamist extremism, the country is likely to suffer further such traumas.