Sentence examples for entirely equal from inspiring English sources

Just as the Form of Equal is entirely equal and not at all unequal, and serves to explain equality in other things, so God is entirely one, not at all multiple, and explains the unity in other things.

Besides being interdependent, the members of the system are entirely equal in importance.

And there – as writers have known for more than a hundred years – men and women are entirely equal.

His hands are buried beneath the monumental pages of his official book, yet his keen, searching expression suggests that he is entirely equal to his task.

Dempsey said that opening up the army to women on an entirely equal basis would actually improve the army's culture and lessen such incidents.

Degas, in other words, had cousins who, in the parlance of the time, were "free men of color," some of whom were prominent and wealthy but not entirely equal members of New Orleans society.

It can be said that the Catholic church is holding the line on the not-entirely-equal-before-God religious status as the situation among Muslims is much more fluid.

They are works, Matt says, made entirely on equal terms.

It was universally treated by reviewers as one of the great meditations on the Holocaust – entirely the equal of Levi and Wiesel – and has now been published in most European languages, but in Britain it has so far failed to strike a chord.

It is the only one to revolve around animals, and the only event in which men and women compete entirely on equal terms.

MakeLoveNotPorn is an entirely gender-equal proposition because young women are just as influenced by porn as default sex education as young men.