Sentence examples for egalitarian that from inspiring English sources

I think it egalitarian that Miu Miu has no need to punish the zaftig.

These houses are so ubiquitous and egalitarian that if you haven't lived in one, you know someone who has: the humble suburban mock-Tudor.

A communist society is so productive and so egalitarian that nobody has to work to survive, fulfilling Marx's famous dictum, "from each according to his ability, to each according to his need".

Because New Zealand had previously been so egalitarian, that world-beating increase still wasn't enough to rocket the country right to the top of the inequality league table, but it is now doing just as badly on some measures as Britain.

Titled Costly and Ineffective, it's so radical and egalitarian that it caused the resignation of CPS board members, including Lord Forsyth, doyen of many a City investment bank and insurance company who was reportedly "apoplectic" at what he called a "Stalinist" policy.

As stated, the leveling down objection invites the reply by the egalitarian that the situation after leveling down is indeed in one respect better than the situation previously obtaining: after all, we now have greater equality or a closer approximation to a condition of equality.

They are levelheaded creative types in an egalitarian marriage that is upended by parenthood.

The collectivist, egalitarian ideas that have been associated with Sweden for decades are fading.

These entrepreneurs are likely to subscribe to an egalitarian style that invites everyone's participation.

The Khārijites preached a puritanical, democratic, and egalitarian theocracy that found support among the Berber tribes.

That combination could eventually create the more egalitarian America that Democrats have long promised to deliver.