Equivocates

The student equivocates when asked about his involvement in the prank.

The student equivocates when asked if he's completed his homework.

He equivocates about his plans to attend the party.

He equivocates when discussing his involvement in the controversial project.

The suspect equivocates when questioned about his whereabouts during the crime.

The salesperson equivocates when asked about the quality of their products.

The student equivocates when asked about the plagiarism in her paper.

The witness equivocates when asked about what he saw at the crime scene.

John equivocates when his parents ask him about his grades.

The defendant equivocates when the prosecutor asks him if he committed the crime.

The scientist equivocates when asked about the validity of his research findings.

The employee equivocates when asked about his whereabouts during work hours.

The musician equivocates on which instrument to play for the concert.

The CEO equivocates when it comes to making big decisions.

The politician equivocates when answering difficult questions.

The writer equivocates about which story to tell in her next book.

The athlete equivocates about whether to retire or continue playing.

John equivocates when it comes to making important decisions.

The chef equivocates when asked which dish to serve for the evening.

The artist equivocates about which medium to use for his latest project.

The artist equivocates when deciding on a color palette for her painting.

John equivocates when it comes to choosing a college major.

The singer equivocates about which song to perform next.

The scientist equivocates on whether to publish her research findings.

The teacher equivocates when asked about her preferred teaching method.

The author equivocates when choosing the ending of her story.

The CEO equivocates when asked about the company's financial projections.

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

The chef equivocates when asked about the ingredients in his signature dish.

The therapist equivocates when asked about the effectiveness of a particular treatment.

The lawyer equivocates when asked about the evidence in the case.

She equivocates when her friends ask her to choose a restaurant for dinner.

The author equivocates about the true meaning of the novel's ending.

The politician equivocates on controversial issues to avoid taking a stance.

She equivocates when her friends ask her about her relationship status.

The politician equivocates when reporters ask her about her stance on gun control.

He equivocates whenever his parents ask him about his grades.

The defendant equivocates when questioned about his whereabouts on the night of the crime.

He equivocates when answering difficult questions.