The politician kept equivocating during the press conference, frustrating reporters who wanted clear answers.

When asked about the policy, the spokesperson equivocates to avoid committing to a firm position.

When reporters pressed him about the budget cuts, the minister equivocated instead of giving a clear answer.

The equivocators on the committee delayed making a decision by offering ambiguous answers.

When asked about the merger, the CEO answered equivocally, causing shareholders to demand clearer guidance.

The equivocator avoided the question, leaving everyone uncertain about his true intentions.

The manager's equivocalness during the meeting left the team uncertain about the project's priorities.

The debate collapsed into equivocation when both sides started using the word 'freedom' to mean different things.

Her equivocal response left the committee unsure whether she supported the proposal or opposed it.

In the lecture on meaning, the professor discussed 'equivocal' as an equivocal, explaining it as a word capable of different meanings.