Sentence examples for believed equally from inspiring English sources

Berlin, though no Utopian, believed equally firmly that the world was capable of improvement and created Wolfson College to prove it.Just as important, the two men had sharply different attitudes to the establishment.

Are you a lesbian with a direct economic/ financial interest or are do you have a universal, and I believe equally important, interest in it as a civil rights issue and matter of equality?

Other religions believe equally outlandish things, of course.

Ms. Mulligan makes us believe equally and unconditionally in both those worlds.

Democrats believe equally passionately in the sanctity of health-care and pension schemes for the old.

She never failed to believe equally in each and every one of them...in their hidden talents and their secret dreams.

That frustrated the miners.For their part, Chinese officials had gradually come to believe equally firmly that miners were asking too high a price for their ore.

The old woman and her younger self truly coexist in the same slender body, and you believe equally that this woman could either collapse into ashes or soar toward the sun.

There are several possible reasons for that, one being that the trans community is an integral part of ENDA but was structurally absent from the debates on DADT and DOMA, but I believe equally important was the fact that both DADT and DOMA repeal had the benefit of being the sole focus of their respective national organizations.

Mr. Spitzer said he believed an equally important element of the decision was the judge's ruling that the statute of limitations governing legal claims over the PCB pollution had not expired, as General Electric's lawyers contended.

While cultivating national identity is seen as important, there is no official set of Swedish norms and values, because integration is believed to equally rely on the majority's ability to accept and adapt to new cultures (Borevi, 2014; Jensen, 2016; Soininen, 1999; Wiesbrock, 2011).1.