Sentence examples for is somewhat equivocal from inspiring English sources

Her answer is somewhat equivocal.

For one thing, his allegiance to God is somewhat equivocal; for another, he's been carrying on for decades with Maude Moriarty, his flame-haired Irish housekeeper.

And, in a play based on interviews with Black Watch squaddies recently returned from two tours of duty in Iraq, Burke's own position is somewhat equivocal.

But even here, the signal of reduced genetic variation is somewhat equivocal and the inferences to be drawn from it are not entirely obvious.

Moreover, the specificity of the predictive marker is somewhat equivocal as there was no placebo treatment arm.

Similarly to FGFR2, the literature concerning PEA3 and cancer is somewhat equivocal.

French officials were somewhat equivocal in their denials that they had launched air strikes against Pale.

The American response to the decree on Monday was somewhat equivocal.

Gov. George W. Bush has been somewhat equivocal when it comes to global warming.

Casimir's simultaneous renunciation of Silesia was somewhat equivocal, and he sought later to regain the Silesian duchies by diplomacy and force.

He said that although the medical testimony was somewhat equivocal, the court accepted the view that "a statute that altogether forbids D & X creates a significant health risk" and would be unconstitutional for that reason alone.