| The 'stuck in the middle' Equivocator clearly conveys a mistaken strategy. |
| Mackenzie King was a weasel and an equivocator who had an unbreakable power base in isolationist Quebec, but he would not abandon Britain. |
| They are going to call him an equivocator. |
| The explosive plot unfolds through the eyes of the horned Equivocator. |
| In a play rich in language, our guide is the devilish Equivocator who is the embodiment of weasel-words and double meaning. |
| The psychologist Peter Bull describes her as a sphinx-like equivocator, author of a new technique of never giving a specific answer to a direct question. |
