Sentence examples for equivocation between two from inspiring English sources

(3) OMNIS ASINUS EST HOMO: Here the distinction is offered again as an explanation of a kind of equivocation between two premises of the argument, as in: "Omne animal est homo.

He argues that the argument Kripke's skeptic provides against determinate meaning facts suffers from equivocation between these two readings of determination (Soames 1997, 222ff, esp. 232). 5.

But in Newton's day, philosophers typically regarded objects or substances as the causal relata (one finds an equivocation between thinking of events and thinking of objects as the relevant causal relata even in Hume).

Conversation between two.

Conversation between two men.

wedged between two stones.

Voracious, steamy, between two worlds.

"AMERICA is between two fires.

An incident between two people.

Jane was between two worlds.

A choice between two people.