| He is practicing the ancient craft of equivocation, a trade plied by oracles thousands of years ago. |
| In taking up the Cistercian rule Merton assumes a way of life that, without equivocation, stands over against that of his former world. |
| I'm over-reacting, of course, but it seems that such reportage has more to do with equivocation than articulation. |
| Apparently, they didn't realize that the people who felt this way were looking for leadership on the issue not equivocation. |
| Valved horns were permitted, in the light of Wagner's own equivocation about them, joining those valved horn hybrids known as Wagner tubas. |
| While compassion makes us feel the richer for our magnanimity, justice stirs up far more complex emotions of self-justification and equivocation. |
