Sentence examples for very equivocation from inspiring English sources

The past decade has seen its fair share of human deaths: the sub-prime fatalities of Iraq and Afghanistan (were there 10,000, 100,000, 1,000,000? – the very equivocation belies any claims to wider humanism); and all those others cut down by poverty, disease and the furious ructions of Ceres herself.

Those medieval authors whose discussion of equivocation was very brief tended to use this example, and they often claimed that Aristotle introduced it in order to accommodate analogy as a kind of equivocation.

The council's view of equivocation was very different from Garnet's.

Masking self-protective equivocation as opinion is very negative role modelling for young women.

Another very useful security metric is the eavesdropper's equivocation rate on the secret message [6, 7].

Donald Trump's craven equivocation at a moment of crisis assaults the very values upon which this nation has staked its existence.

I want to be very clear about this, and let me state this without any equivocation whatsoever: I believe every single word that both Ms. Lysette and Ms. Barnes said in their public statements about Mr. Tambor's vile and abhorrent behavior.

Flashy distraction and mealy-mouthed equivocation: that's how a real leader does it.

So the universal science of being qua being appears to founder on an equivocation: how can there be a single science of being when the very term 'being' is ambiguous?

And after much equivocation over the bar with the android – he knows it's not a very nice thing to wake her, but – Jim rouses Aurora to join him for the next 89 years.

Equivocation begins.