Sentence examples for complained equally from inspiring English sources
A few months earlier on nearly the same spot, Jeff Church, arriving at a Tea Party rally against Mr. Reid, complained equally about the state's Republican senator, John Ensign, and yearned for bipartisanship.
Al-Gubbi complains equally about money-grabbing politicians and Islamist parties which he says are trying to tell Libyans how to interpret their faith.
Only when everyone is complaining equally loudly can they be sure that the system is fair.How best to promote competition over the local loop is by far the most controversial topic in telecoms regulation.
Of the 59 papers reviewed in this study, patients were found to complain almost equally on the domains of 'clinical'managementent' and 'relationships'relationships
Palin never complained when Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert--separately Colbert--separatelyed her to the generic libutrian in a porn movie who removes her glasses and lets down her hair.
I have learned to say "schrecklischer schwiegersohn," courtesy of a perfectly coiffed elderly woman who was complaining to her equally impeccably groomed companion about her "horrible son-in-law".
But despite his eye problems and difficulties in walking that remain after hip replacements, it is impossible to get him to complain, and almost equally impossible to lure him into reminiscences about his eventful life.
Some business groups have long complained about EU "burdens" such as having to treat agency workers equally with permanent staff and a maximum 48 hour working week.
The US invasion had toppled the Taliban but, many Afghans complained, left behind the force they hated equally: the warlords who had plundered the country for decades.
"Dawkins tends to see religion and fundamentalist religion as one and the same," Terry Eagleton complained – an admission that not all Christian varieties are equally meritorious.
I've heard equally bad stories about her having complained to the Admiralty about him, which didn't do his career any good".
