Sentence examples for is still equivocating from inspiring English sources

Trump, meanwhile, is still equivocating about what he will do about DACA if it is challenged in court, and about his plans for dealing with recipients in general.

No, you equivocate here and there but are still plainly in the Obama camp.And then you tell us, laughably really, that the Republicans ought to mimic David Cameron's winning electoral recipe in Britain.

Although given that McNerney pressed Zuckerberg in his follow up for a specific answer on "any other information that Facebook has obtained about me" — and the CEO still equivocated, it's hardly a good look.

Germany and Italy appear to be wavering, and even the U.K is equivocating.

But there still is equivocating and dodging.

The government is equivocating.

Referring back to Trump's response, Ryan added, "It was not only morally ambiguous, it was equivocating.

With a background as a careful commercial lawyer, it would be surprising if he weren't equivocating.

Completeness is standardly equivocated to exhaustiveness.

One of these errors is to equivocate between two different senses of "co-existence".

Her full-grown sculptures are themselves always equivocating about what kind of things they are.