Sentence examples for certainly equal from inspiring English sources

Yet, as Applebaum shows, the Soviet killing machine was certainly equal to its Nazi counterpart.

Certainly, equal voting opportunity is highly important to our democracy, but so are issues that do not make or break a presidential election, like equal educational, employment and economic opportunity.

Note that the probability is certainly equal to 1.

A microphone and a bathtub set the stage for two women in matching white bodysuits, each representing a side of a woman's personality and speaking to the modern experience without being didactic but certainly equal parts eye-opening and emotional.

Certainly equal to Cleveland's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum and far richer than Portland's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the Memphis institution eschews mere spectacle in favor of true historicity.

"Coral reefs are the most diverse ecosystems in the ocean and may also have the highest biodiversity of perhaps any habitat on the planet, certainly equal to the rainforest if not exceeding it," says Patterson, who will join Earle on an eight-day mission set to begin July 14.

The Charlie cartoonists were, as I've written, certainly equal-opportunity offenders, but they did, doubtless, often offend.

It certainly equals, and even exceeds, anything Jackson did in Lord of the Rings.

I was then going to say "But they've certainly equalled Lennox in hypocrisy" – but (with the example of the Rihanna pot-kettle-black bitching) I wonder if we can ever really accuse pop stars of hypocrisy?

The film was noted by The Guardian reviewer Peter Bradshaw in that it "certainly equals, and even exceeds, anything Jackson did in Lord of the Rings".

"She was certainly for equal pay, equal treatment, equal rights," Ms. Cafferata said.