Sentence examples for has been equivocal from inspiring English sources

Flake, too, has been equivocal.

Beijing's response has been equivocal.

Kagame has been equivocal in the past, but greets the news of his justice minister's views with belligerence.

Mitt Romney, for his part, has been equivocal about whether rising temperatures are caused by human action.

"Obama could effectively shut down the nomination battle by winning in both states, and Clinton has been equivocal about whether she will keep going if she loses both".

But the two leading heart organizations caution that evidence for the drugs' effectiveness and safety in older people has been equivocal.

Key crossbench independents have been equivocal about what they would do in this situation.

I heard anger at official American pronouncements, which many in the crowd feel have been equivocal.

He remained as steadfast on the subject of inoculation as he had been equivocal on witchcraft.

Twenty years ago, had my opinion been asked, I would have been equivocal, noncommittal: in a word, intimidated.

Early reviews of Dorian Gray have been equivocal, taking particular aim at the slightness of Bourne's choreography.