Sentence examples for your equivocation from inspiring English sources
Ed Markey, who chairs the subcommittee on global warming, snapped: "Your equivocation is not reassuring".
Let me just say that your equivocation right there, being unable to answer something clearly and definitively when there is unquestioned evidence to the contrary, is why young people don't believe the propaganda -- why they think [marijuana is] benign.
He referred to their query whether the American government viewed the military's final report "to have reflected an investigation that was 'thorough, credible and transparent.' I can answer your question without equivocation.
"As he talked he looked through you, incinerating your doubts or hesitations, making equivocation impossible," Clark recalled in 1952.
At least, it does if you're an idiot willing to defend anything and everything relating to your club no matter how much squirming equivocation it takes.
The New York Times may rightly be embarrassed by the segregation -- educational and residential -- it has calmly tolerated in its own backyard for far too many years; but it was a cynical injustice to drag out a neoconservative war horse, gifted at genteel equivocation, to sweeten this story for consumption by your readers.
Torture destroys our humanity, and any equivocation (feel free to exercise the Kantian absolutist vs utilitarian argument to your heart's content) on the matter is just bullshit.
