Sentence examples for a state of equality from inspiring English sources

It is a state of equality, which is itself a central element of Locke's account.

Now, none of this means a state of equality has descended on college football.

Drawing upon the natural law tradition, Locke argues that it is evident to our natural reason that we are all absolutely subject to our Lord and Creator, but that, in relation to each other, we exist naturally in a state of equality "wherein all the power and jurisdiction is reciprocal, no one having more than another" (Second Treatise, §4).

A state of equality still leaves the most marginalized groups as they are: oppressed.

Watch the video above and think about what you'd change -- because while one young video participant's request for bringing dinosaurs back is probably beyond our control, reaching a state of equality and understanding is in our hands.

Look for opportunities to express concern for reaching a state of equality.

A few conspicuously high class performers, such as Maurice Evans and Noel Coward, have reached a state of precarious equality with their employee, but the rest are kept strictly in their places.

If we consider the state of nature before there was government, it is a state of political equality in which there is no natural superior or inferior.

The figurative painter is on a mission to equalize nudity in painting by presenting both genders, through what he calls "a state of radical equality".

Rawls argued that the most rational principles of justice are those we would accept in an ideal state of equality — the "original position".

Will the story end with the country's having overcome its shameful history and approaching a state of racial harmony and equality?