Sentence examples for all equality from inspiring English sources

And ALL equality, for that matter.

And all things which do not admit of more or less, but admit their opposites, that is to say, first of all, equality, and the equal, or again, the double, or any other ratio of number and measure-all these may, I think, be rightly reckoned by us in the class of the limited or finite; what do you say?

After all, equality is better for everyone.

After all, equality between women and men is one of the EU's "founding values".

The Jackie Robinson story is about the opportunity to break down barriers, opportunity for all, equality and inclusion.

Under some nondegeneracy conditions, all equality cases are equivalent to radially decreasing functions under transformations that leave the functionals invariant (i.e., measure-preserving maps for the Hardy Littlewood inequality, translations for the Riesz inequality).

But space for this philosophical engagement is vital and would be lost in a one-size-fits-all equality body; inevitably, the issue of racism would become a lower priority.

Manchus, Mongolians, Tibetans and Mohammedans will all enjoy equality with the Chinese.

Women have all this equality and opportunity now, but we can't handle it.

"Feminists want women to dominate everything". Nope, we're actually all about equality.

Not all equality-based relationships withstand the additional pressure of a struggling small business.