Sentence examples for the equivocation from inspiring English sources

Why the equivocation?

The equivocation is polite but unnecessary.

Forgive the equivocation, but the answer is yes and no.

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

The equivocation, denial and dissembling in the hospital's letter to patients who may have received elevated radiation levels are accepted risk management tactics.

"But there is no way of knowing it, right?" Mrs. Migliore asked, astutely, apparently registering the equivocation in the doctor's tone.

And this indecision is conveyed in the equivocations and qualifications of the narrative voice.

And there are also the equivocations of publishers to deal with.

Often Burghley was frustrated by the equivocations of the Queen, but he came to accept her good fortune as the care of Providence for Protestant England.

The equivocations are inspired by the awkward fact that the anti-US public temper has reached an unprecedented level - the most intense, perhaps, in the Arab world.

That was an appealing notion to an age that had learned to be suspicious of ideologies, and critics on all sides have found it useful to cite "Politics and the English Language" in condemning the equivocations of their opponents.