Sentence examples for be given the same kind from inspiring English sources
She added that the city's Russian community, about a quarter of whom smoke, would be given the same kind of attention.
Federal law and city regulations require military recruiters to be given the same kind of access to speak to students as college and trade school recruiters who typically turn up for annual career nights.
Consider for instance the symmetry thesis, according to which true and false beliefs should be given the same kind of causal explanation (Barnes and Bloor 1982).
As someone who grew up arguing that games should be given the same kind of consideration as books and films and the like, I find it a huge relief to see more people doing exactly that; this growing marketplace of opinions is what cultural relevance looks like.
Is it too much to ask that mothers who bottle-feed – by necessity or choice – are given the same kind of adoration as gorgeous, breast-feeding celebrities?
When Cecil gets to the White House, he discovers that it's also run like a plantation (the kitchen staff is all black), and he's given the same kind of warnings.
He argues that Hume's account of necessity is weaker than "that defended by Collins and before him by Hobbes," and he goes on to claim that in giving this weaker account Hume is giving the same kind of account that Bramhall and Clarke gave in trying to find a middle way between necessitarianism and the liberty of indifference.
I'm a little bummed that Skull Ranger isn't given the same kind of love as Skull Trooper in this event.
Her mystery "The Cuckoo's Calling" wasn't given the same kind of scrutiny -- because no one knew it was hers.
The first two films set a high bar for female characterization, and in "Genisys" Emilia Clarke simply isn't given the same kind of material to work with.
