Sentence examples for equivocation was from inspiring English sources

The FCO certainly knew that this "genocide equivocation" was dodgy: one internal memo obtained under the Freedom of Information Act admits that "HMG is open to criticism in terms of the ethical dimension.

There is little doubt now that President Obama is planning some kind of military response to what the administration says without equivocation was a chemical weapons attack by the Syrian government that killed hundreds of civilians.

They were initially protected at the school by a Belgian-led peacekeeping force that, because of United Nations equivocation, was ultimately to be rendered helpless to prevent their murder.

Chance equivocation was also called pure equivocation, and it was carefully distinguished from analogy by later writers.

Those medieval authors whose discussion of equivocation was very brief tended to use this example, and they often claimed that Aristotle introduced it in order to accommodate analogy as a kind of equivocation.

At the same time, talk of univocation was superseded by signification, by implication univocal signification unless equivocation was identified.[6] A major shift in focus occurred in the early fourteenth century, probably occasioned by Ockham — certainly, he was the leading figure.

Our equivocation isn't working.

"The time for equivocation is over.

The equivocation is polite but unnecessary.

In principle, when the equivocation is reduced to zero, the cipher can be solved.

Equivocation is perhaps not as synonymous with principle as Mr. Thompson might imagine.