Equivocates

The artist equivocates on the meaning behind their abstract paintings.

He equivocates when asked about his opinion on the matter.

The suspect equivocates when the detective questions him about his whereabouts on the night of the crime.

The writer equivocates when asked about the inspiration behind her latest novel.

The artist equivocates when asked about the meaning behind her abstract paintings.

The politician equivocates when asked about his stance on immigration.

The scientist equivocates when asked to explain their findings.

The defendant equivocates during cross-examination.

The athlete equivocates when asked if he will retire after the season.

The witness equivocates when asked about the events leading up to the accident.

He equivocates when asked if he will attend the wedding.

The doctor equivocates when asked about the severity of the patient's condition.

The student equivocates when asked about completing the assignment.

The company equivocates when asked about their plans for layoffs.

The teacher equivocates when asked about the accuracy of the textbook.

The CEO equivocates on whether the company will lay off employees.

The politician equivocates on his stance regarding tax reform.

The witness equivocates during her testimony to protect her friend.

The politician equivocates on his stance regarding taxes.

The student equivocates when asked about his whereabouts during the exam.

The celebrity equivocates when asked about their relationship status.

The parent equivocates about allowing their child to attend a party.

The politician equivocates on his stance regarding gun control.

He always equivocates when asked about his involvement in the scandal.

The salesman equivocates when asked about the quality of the product.

The employee equivocates when asked about his attendance record.

The suspect equivocates when interrogated by the police.

She equivocates when asked if she likes her new hairstyle.

The politician equivocates on the issue of climate change.

The witness equivocates when testifying in court.

The student equivocates when asked about his homework.

He equivocates about his involvement in the prank.

The athlete equivocates when asked about his use of performance-enhancing drugs.

He equivocates on the issue of climate change, never quite stating whether he believes it's a real problem.

He equivocates when asked about his relationship status, not wanting to reveal whether he is single or not.

The writer equivocates when asked about the themes in their novel.

The politician equivocates when asked about her stance on immigration policy.

The witness equivocates when asked to identify the perpetrator.

She equivocates when asked if she's seen the missing files.

The employee equivocates when asked about her work performance.

Mary equivocates when asked about her relationship status.

The teacher equivocates when asked about her grading policies.

The journalist equivocates when asked about the sources of her information.

The author equivocates in her book, leaving the ending open to interpretation.

The student equivocates when asked if he plagiarized his essay.

The CEO equivocates when asked about the company's plans for expansion.

The salesman equivocates when asked about the car's mileage.

The company equivocates on the issue of employee benefits.

The employee equivocates when asked about her salary expectations.

The witness equivocates when asked to identify the suspect.