Examples of using Equivocation in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Cos I'm sensing some equivocation.
No equivocation, only facts.
Precisely and without equivocation.
Not all equivocations are the same.
Please, Doctor, without equivocation.
Not an equivocation, not a redirect.
No excuses. No equivocations.
Note the equivocation in the use of the word“lies”.
One can almost always find equivocation.
There is no equivocation in this statement.
Ah, where would people be without equivocation?
Such equivocation became unacceptable in the late 1960s.
There is no hidden message and no equivocation.
There can be no equivocation, no excuses, and no turning of blind eyes….
What then can I state without equivocation?
So let me say without equivocation, I have always been faithful to my wife.
Leave me to speak, or continue the equivocation?
He thought how ten minutes ago- yes, only ten minutes-there had still been equivocation in his heart as he wondered whether the news from the front would be of victory or defeat.
This sounds very nice, but it is based on an equivocation.
And I can tell you, Director Deutch,"emphatically and without equivocation"that the agency has dealt drugs in this country for a long time,".
If I have ever done anything to hurt you, I'm sorry"… It's not a mending, but an equivocation.
Russia has got used to the equivocation of the EU.
The fallacy of Reification- Also known as Hypostatization-is very similar to the Equivocation Fallacy, except that instead of using one word and changing its meaning through the argument, it involves taking a word with a normal usage and giving it an invalid usage.
His friend, multi-media artist and activist Wayne“Rafiki” Morris,said Ture said“without equivocation” that the CIA gave him cancer.
Neither great nor true, full of vain subtleties, perpetual equivocation, lacking in taste and Christian spirit.
One of the purposes of the morontia career is to effect the permanent eradication from the mortalsurvivors of such animal vestigial traits as procrastination, equivocation, insincerity, problem avoidance, unfairness, and ease seeking.
In the face of that racism, Darwinist gurus could mutter only some equivocations about individual dignity and human equality.
This is an historic event anda diplomatic triumph that we need to recognise without equivocation and for which I congratulate you, Baroness Ashton.
If, therefore, this Parliament and all the European institutions want to have dialogue with their citizens, which is a good idea,let them proclaim without any equivocation that it is dialogue which they will respond to, and that they will listen to what the citizens say.
So our overall commitment at the Carter Center is to promote human rights, and knowing the world as I do,I can tell you without any equivocation that the number one abuse of human rights on Earth is, strangely, not addressed quite often, is the abuse of women and girls.