Equivocates

He equivocates when asked about his whereabouts last night.

The teacher equivocates when asked about her grading policy.

The scientist equivocates when asked about the potential risks of a new technology.

He equivocates when asked about his involvement in the project.

She equivocates when discussing her plans for the future.

She equivocates in her response to the difficult question posed by the teacher.

He always equivocates when his boss asks him about his progress on the project.

The defendant equivocates when questioned about his involvement in the crime.

The artist equivocates when asked about the meaning behind their artwork.

She equivocates when asked if she has been in contact with the suspect.

She equivocates when questioned about her involvement in the project.

The job applicant equivocates when asked about his qualifications.

The chef equivocates when asked about the freshness of the ingredients.

The CEO equivocates when questioned about the company's financial health.

The spokesperson equivocates when asked about the company's financial situation.

The employee equivocates about his reasons for being late to work.

The scientist equivocates when asked about the accuracy of the experiment's results.

The witness equivocates about what they saw during the accident.

The teacher equivocates when asked about the student's progress.

The doctor equivocates when asked about the patient's prognosis.

The doctor equivocates on the severity of the patient's illness.

The athlete equivocates when asked about her training regimen, not wanting to reveal her secrets to the competition.

The teacher equivocates when asked about her grading policies, leaving the students unsure about what to expect.

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

The teacher equivocates when asked about the grading system.

She equivocates when asked whether she likes her new haircut, not wanting to offend the hairdresser.

The judge equivocates when asked about their ruling on the controversial case.

He equivocates about his relationship status whenever someone asks him.

He equivocates when asked if he will attend the family reunion.

The politician equivocates when questioned about his stance on immigration.

The defendant equivocates when asked if he is guilty of the charges.

The teacher equivocates when asked if she gave the students extra credit.

The scientist equivocates when asked if the results of the experiment are conclusive.

The athlete equivocates when questioned about using performance-enhancing drugs.

The employee equivocates when asked about his productivity at work.

The CEO equivocates when discussing the company's future plans with the board.

The witness equivocates when asked to describe the perpetrator of the crime.

She equivocates when asked if she stole the money from the cash register.

The student equivocates when asked why he did not complete his homework.

The artist equivocates when asked to explain the meaning behind his abstract paintings.

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

The suspect equivocates when asked about his involvement in the robbery.

The teacher equivocates when asked about the grading policy for the class.

The salesman equivocates when asked about the product's warranty.

She equivocates when asked about her plans for the weekend.

The politician equivocates on the issue of taxes.

The suspect equivocates when questioned about his whereabouts.

The salesman equivocates when pressed for a definite answer on the product's warranty.

The politician equivocates when questioned about his stance on gun control.

The spokesperson equivocates when questioned about the company's recent layoffs.