Sentence examples for is less equivocal from inspiring English sources

Aaron Coutts-Smith, of the Australian meteorology bureau, is less equivocal about the prospects.

Ishiguro's novel is less equivocal, its portrait of the British aristocracy's flirtation with Nazism untinged by sentiment.

But Mr. Arafat has sent senior officials to tell the militants to hold their gunfire, an American official said, and that message is less equivocal than previous half-hearted instructions.

His indictment of the complacent middle class is less equivocal, however, where he writes of Biafran heroism often happening "below the eye level of the people in this story, in out of the way refugee camps, in the damp tatters, in the hungry and bare-handed courage of the first line of fire".

6 7 Evidence from high-income countries is less equivocal.

The use of egg counts as a measure of exposure to S. mansoni infection is less equivocal, especially amongst children.

Others are less equivocal.

Other critics are less equivocal.

The Observer was less equivocal.

An inquest in Wakefield in May was less equivocal.

The wage and hours numbers were less equivocal.