Tresham's apology never reached its intended target, and his letter, along with the discovery of Garnet's Of Equivocation, found among the "heretical, treasonable and damnable books" at Tresham's chamber in the Inner Temple, was used to great effect by Sir Edward Coke in Garnet's trial.
"If you show weakness, if you show moral equivocation," then "adventurism among our adversaries will increase," Mr. Ryan said.
Surtitles give a version of Shakespeare's words that is occasionally exact, often approximate, sometimes violently updated: "Banquo, are you on something?" Unease and equivocation are lost among the gunpowder.
Yet, I believe that "cowboying up" to being wrong is actually a sign of strength that most people respect and admire, particularly against the current political backdrop of denial, ignoring, victimization, deflection, and equivocation, which are among the worst kinds of cowardice.
Trump's equivocation on Russian meddling is among the biggest examples of his perpetual attempts to dismiss unfavorable coverage as "fake news" and "to create a different version of reality," PolitiFact's editors note.
Vernam suggested a means of introducing equivocation at the same rate at which it was reduced by redundancy among symbols of the message, thereby safeguarding communications against cryptanalytic attack.
To be able to respond to such claims we believe a convergent definition of SE which has taken its constituting concepts from the current common ground among the SE scholars will neutralize future attribution of "obfuscation and equivocation" to the term SE.
Franks articulated how Gingrich is capturing momentum among Republicans, in part, because many feel there is a "subconscious equivocation" about core conservative issues in the heart and soul of Mitt Romney.
