Sentence examples for equivocation to from inspiring English sources

I'm afraid there's more equivocation to come.

It has thus moved the "line" from genocide equivocation to genocide avoidance – a move slightly in the right direction.

He trusted me, and he was ready, with a breathtaking absence of Hamlet-like equivocation, to leap in.

The main reason is that before deciding, after much equivocation, to stand, Mr Johnson had neither evinced much interest in London nor properly run anything.

The whole point of Spain to several generations of left-wing intellectuals was the need for people ordinarily disposed toward equivocation to take sides.

One of Macbeth's deepest insights is that in such a poisonous climate – medieval Scotland or Jacobean London – the good, and the evil, have to embrace "equivocation" to survive.

Likewise, a couple of older characters - the grand old man at the helm of the publishing company and a stylish lady who plays jazz piano - are granted some complexity, though in the end this comes to little more than an equivocation as to whether they should be regarded as heroes of the authentic life craved by some of the younger characters, or frauds.

And I've been wondering, not for the first time, what it would take for the world to wake up and acknowledge -- without equivocation, resort to moral equivalence, or diplomatic gobbledygook -- that Israel, the lone liberal democracy in the Middle East, is facing violence which must be condemned unequivocally, and that it, like any other nation, has the obligation to defend itself.

The equivocation matters to Mr. Bacanovic's lawyers because if Mr. Faneuil received instructions from Dr. Waksal, then they may argue that Mr. Bacanovic is innocent -- or at least that there is reasonable doubt of his guilt.

Earlier, the NBA, after days of equivocation, moved to stem the scandal, when the commissioner, Adam Silver, said: "The man whose voice is heard on the recording and on a second recording from the same conversation that was released on Sunday is Mr Sterling.

All that makes the fallacy of equivocation easy to commit.