Sentence examples for been equated with from inspiring English sources

Hasn't male competition been equated with sexuality before?

Since the early 20th century the modern metropolis has been equated with human development and progress.

One reason may be that habit has been equated with behavioral frequency.

But their wealth has never been equated with that of Mr. Taubman and other superrich collectors.

By contrast in Europe, ever since the French Revolution, religion has been equated with reaction.

From the first Thanksgiving onward, big food has been equated with good food.

Traditionally, the job of general manager has been equated with that of a company's chief executive.

While naturalism has often been equated with materialism, it is much broader in scope.

This is because explaining poverty through culture has been equated with blaming the poor for their predicaments.

A number of human fragments have been found but have not yet been equated with the archaeological phases.

In this polarized climate, any finding of "difference" in the children of homosexual parents has often been equated with "deficit".