Sentence examples for a kind of equal from inspiring English sources
"In her he finds a kind of equal – she's financially independent, she doesn't need a partner.
Back in the first world war, young Indigenous boys were entered into the army, and at that time you could say the army presented a kind of equal opportunity because it didn't have different rules for black or white; everyone was treated the same.
We can interpret this person as expressing a kind of equal concern for his fellow countrymen to the extent that he is appealing to legal principles that protect all.
In recent years there has been an explosion of reenactors of all kinds, and more and more often these days an Abe might find himself working as a team with a Mary here, a Stephen A. Douglas there and occasionally, down south, a Jefferson Davis or a Robert E. Lee, in a kind of equal-time arrangement.
"But what is unique about Houston is that — and we are the last major city in America, and certainly the last big city in Texas, to pass such an ordinance — but we didn't have any kind of equal rights ordinance.
Perhaps our over-gratefulness for any sort of male attendance stems from the fact that it is still only 50 years or so since women were allowed any kind of equal status in the workplace.
But Don makes no more than a gesture at connection, and as the movie ends we're left wondering: is Jarmusch's cool really a kind of fear equal to Don's fear of life?
So, either equality of political power implies a kind of self-defeating equal participation of citizens in politics or a reasonable division of labor seems to undermine equality of power.
If the punks were antisocial, the hardcore kids would be, somehow, anti-antisocial, promoting a kind of scowling solidarity — equal parts "unity" and "get the fuck away from me".
Some people have compared this to a kind of cultural renaissance equaling the Tang dynasty, a pinnacle in China's artistic achievement.
The interview was in her second-floor office -- a kind of first-among-equals version of the classic Silicon Valley cubicle, a large corner space marked off by beige, shoulder-high partitions.
