Sentence examples for all men are equal from inspiring English sources

"Where all men are equal," runs the strapline.

She said: "In the courts of England and Wales all men are equal before the law.

"All men are equal above and below the turf," as the racing adage goes.

HERBERT HOOVER once described fishing as a "discipline in equality for all men are equal before fish".

In his interesting review of David Crane's book Empires of the Dead (Where all men are equal, Review, 23 November), Thomas Laqueur briefly mentions Rudyard Kipling.

The argument of an earlier age, that all men are equal before God, lost force once rationality was seen to rule, Mr. Fredrickson wrote.

The declaration that all men were equal certainly didn't mean that opportunities and economic mobility were equally dispersed.

The American colonies revolt and write up some high minded language about all men being equal.

He proclaimed that all men were equal and possessed natural rights.

ALL men are created equal, or so reckoned Thomas Jefferson as he drafted America's Declaration of Independence in 1776.

Because in truth I believe ALL men are created equal, I was taught that and will always believe it.