Sentence examples for easily equal from inspiring English sources

The novelist, folklorist, and playwright Zora Neale Hurston lived a life easily equal to the drama of her best novels.

Those accustomed to the previous model will notice that the materials are better, easily equal to those of the larger, more expensive A6.

More anecdotally, day care costs for middle-class New Yorkers can easily equal from $25,000 to $30,000 per child.

Mark Gouldthorpe remains one of post-punk's most literate and dramatic vocalsts, like a less wailing and more clipped and actorly PiL-period John Lydon, and Artery easily equal the very high standard of the reformed Gang of Four.

Every night that Alanis Morissette or Matchbox 20 go to work, the power needed to run the show is easily equal to the consumption of a small American town for that day.

But this certainly made Barrymore into a star, and was maybe her finest moment, the kind of knowing yet unpretentious child acting which was easily equal or superior to, say, Tatum O'Neal in Paper Moon or indeed Haley Joel Osment in the weirdly similarly-entitled AI.

Entrees, after a longish wait, easily equaled the quality of the appetizers.

The Daily Express remarked that the film showcases "a terrifying showdown that easily equals Lord of the Rings or Star Wars in terms of a dramatic and memorable battle between good and evil".

She was easily the equal of John Walker, captain of the Swallow!

The interests of Maryland and Virginia, whose citizens were brutally gunned down, are easily the equal of the federal government's here.

He is easily their equal and given his bowling you could argue he is better than them.