Sentence examples for but equally of from inspiring English sources

Religious belief is not only a matter of thought, but equally of practice.

The indifference of the world parents is thus not simply a sign of ignorance but equally of the silence of perfection.

"But equally of course the judges (three women and two men) had to choose the books they liked best as collections of poetry.

"But equally of concern is Dr. Braxton's style of governance, which is highly secretive, and the direction he has been taking the church, toward a more fundamentalist brand of religion".

This was demonstrated by the great success not only of the Expressionists and Miró, but equally of Alberto Giacometti's sculpture and Picasso's cartoon-like portrayals from his post-World War II years.

But equally of interest to Manaus citizens was the theatre itself: its ornate seats and electric lighting; its intricate murals honouring composers from Mozart and Beethoven to the Brazilian Carlos Gomez; and its lavish etching on the stage curtain depicting a local natural landmark, the confluence of the Rio Negro and Solimões to form the mighty Amazon river.

He is capable of great charm but equally capable of urinating in the aisle of a plane (as he did on a flight to Ireland).

Partly because of their great rarity, but equally because of their beauty," said David Bennett, head of Sotheby's international jewellery division.

Both teams are capable of putting in displays going forward, but equally capable of falling apart.

But equally, much of what Mr Blair is worried about the closure of nuclear plants, the decline of the North Sea was apparent years ago.

But, equally, supporters of Brexit cannot say with confidence that the balance of opinion remains as it was in June 2016.