Sentence examples for be of equal status from inspiring English sources
Ideally this colleague should be of equal status to avoid an imbalance of power.
He had drama at last clearly placed in "understanding the arts" as one of the four main art subjects (art, music, drama and dance), all of which were considered to be of equal status.
In other words, how can the two truths be of equal status given if conventional truth is unreal (false)?
Brazilian nationalists also supported the move, because it indicated that Brazil would no longer be submissive to the interests of Portugal, but would be of equal status within a transatlantic monarchy.
Now democracy means that every citizen is of equal status and everybody deserves a voice.
Another important condition is that both parties feel like they're of equal status.
Historical shifts in the law of persons (the recognition, for example, of more persons as being of equal status before the law) have created more persons to whom the agglomerative tendency could attach but have not defeated the tendency.
And a long line of research shows that increasing positive intergroup interactions where personal relationships can develop between people of different social groups can decrease bias, too, as long as the people involved are of equal status and of good will.
Then there is a remark by the British psychoanalyst D. W. Winnicott that Phillips seizes on as evidence of Freudian therapy's democratic potential: "When we are face to face with a man, woman or child in our speciality, we are reduced to two human beings of equal status".
At the same time, the preferred role positions of the majority of clients (10 out of 15) was for equal status with their workers, and an overwhelming majority of workers (14 out of 15) favored hierarchical position of authority.
