Sentence examples for I like both equally from inspiring English sources
"I like both equally – if you make a mistake in the 100 then it's very difficult to recover at world-class level but there's a bit more room for error at the longer distance," he says.
"I like them all equally and universally," he equivocates.
We're not sure if that means that they liked both equally or hated them equally.
If you truly like both names equally, it will not matter what side the coin lands on.
"I like love to be felt equally - it rarely is, though.
While Grandaisy's version is perhaps a tad lighter, I like to think mine is equally enjoyable and considerably quicker.
There are two variations, and I like them equally well.
I like the equally petite size of the ashtray, as it forces me to clean it frequently, which means less ash and dust in general on display.
I like an equally simple dessert to follow cacio e pepe and, after so much pasta, fruit seems like an obvious choice.
"Now I'd like to work equally hard to have him succeed and be re-elected".
