What emerges of course is a complex portrait of Greene, at the heart of which lies the conclusion that "Graham's lifelong preoccupation with the equivocations that beset all men and women, and his consciousness of his own contrariety, themselves supplied a cohesive factor that, transmuted in art, gave the novels their distinctive voice".
Stop making the false equivocation that Hope Solo must be shunned exactly as Ray Rice has as if all domestic violence is equal in nature and one size fits all.
Robbins was still too young to indulge in the Hamlet-like equivocation that would mark his maturity.
When -- when we see the kind of equivocation that took place because this administration wanted a precondition policy -- so when the Green Revolution started up, they were silent for nine days.
Fox News corrected its mistake much more quickly than CNN; it also corrected it fairly cleanly, avoiding the minutes of "we just don't know anything!" equivocation that make the CNN coverage so painful to look back on.
ExxonMobil has many enemies on the progressive and activist side, but I can say with pride and without equivocation that J. Stephen Simon was one of the most honorable, decent, dedicated American patriots you'll ever find.
"There is a crack in my crystal ball, otherwise I would get myself to Las Vegas and bet on it," he says – an equivocation that should at least strike a blow to the spirits of Pavin and his men.
The argument seemed so compelling that it appeared that nature would have had no choice but to adopt it, even if there was always a slight equivocation that what seemed natural to us might not be so natural for the universe.
Mildly alcoholic yet acceptable to Muslims, boza comes to exemplify the dreamy equivocations that unite Mevlut's Istanbul with Pamuk's.
It's the type of equivocation that Democrats are looking to expose.
