Sentence examples for considered equals from inspiring English sources

Will P. and Will A. were considered equals.

Jazz -- he prefers the phrase "American classical music" -- and the European repertory were considered equals.

During the winter she attends a Reconstructionist congregation where men and women are considered equals.

Female colleagues are made to endure appalling behaviours because they are not respected or considered equals.

While Nineteen Eighty-Four is perhaps more elegantly written, these books can be considered equals; and in some ways Swastika Night is an even more remarkable artistic and intellectual achievement.

Because they didn't have to do boot-cleaning, floor-cleaning and toilet-cleaning, they were not considered equals by the others and, if someone had to be dropped, it would be one of the lads still going to school.

Moral relativity is the new order because everything is considered equal, or equally corrupt.

All citizens are considered equal.

Simply put, all murders are not considered equal.

Instead, she suggests, stay-at-home wives might be considered equal investors in a partnership.

Gay people have the right to be considered equal to others, in bringing up a child," he told the Guardian.