Sentence examples for Pretty egalitarian from inspiring English sources

For the most part, the dolphins seemed pretty egalitarian, the group discovered.

"This is a pretty loud room, but pretty egalitarian.

When Sir Robert Peel founded the Met he based it on a set of pretty egalitarian principles, one being: "The police are the public and the public are the police".

Most fetishes result from a horrible relationship between man and porn, but lactophilia is pretty egalitarian, with many women struggling to convince their partners to suckle, or even turning to daily pumping and hormone treatment to induce milk production.

GETTING IN The door is somewhat egalitarian.

But Mr. McIntyre's idea of ballet is pretty strongly egalitarian (fairy princesses in need of rescuing best look elsewhere); perhaps that's why the Free to Be Foundation commissioned him to make a work responding to the seminal book and album.

"[The nation] boasted pretty great egalitarian principles, and these principles shaped me".

He was egalitarian in his applause.

In this sense, author events are egalitarian.

We had been chatting only a few minutes before he bemoaned the widening wealth gap in China, which he correctly noted was worse than in the United States ("still pretty big") and Europe ("more egalitarian").

The egalitarian trend "is a pretty strong phenomenon, and independent from the data sources," he says.