Sentence examples for equal and valuable from inspiring English sources
"The truth is, everyone is equal and valuable, and everyone is necessary, but there tends to be a dismissal of certain groups," Crews told Dame Magazine.
Although the series presents the female characters as housewives, it makes the point in "Nasib Si Gadis Desa" ("It's a Girl's Life") that the traditional family role of the Malay woman is as equal and valuable as the man's.
In contrast, NLR is a simple index derived from routine blood tests which might provide equal and valuable information in the preoperative setting.
Nontheists should also have full and equal access to services, facilities and valuable marketing that are available to religious groups through chaplain services.
Charles Webb's The Graduate has long been eclipsed by the film (and its soundtrack), but in its deadpan quiet stylishness it is easily its equal, being that most rare and valuable thing, a serious comic novel which both exemplifies its time and continues to speak to us.
They choose not to recognize us as equal, and certainly not as valuable members of society, despite our volunteer hours at the homeless shelter, the way you pick a sickly bird off the cement and place it on the grass so that it can die with greater dignity and comfort, or the worldly and positive influence we have on our 8-year-old nephew when we encourage his love for learning.
Surely not all social capital is equal, or equally valuable.
"These young men do not see white girls as equal, as valuable, of high moral standing as their own daughters, and their own sisters, which is wrong".
He says: "The prize is empowered citizens, rather than administered citizens; citizens who can expose corruption, get the best value out of their governments and have equal access to valuable information.
No Longer Separate, Not Yet Equal offers valuable insights into the intricate workings of America's elite higher education system.
Likewise Mohammed Shafiq's comment about Asian men not viewing white women as equal or valuable as "their own daughters, their own sisters".
