Sentence examples for equal because from inspiring English sources

"It put everyone together and made everyone equal, because they were being equally discriminated against, and that created this incredible tolerance and bonding," she says.

But things aren't equal because of the role".

Those places are not more equal because the money is spread out more fairly.

And the film industry should be more equal, because you'll have more stories, because you have more than one perspective.

I knew from then that he had everything and I had nothing, that we were not equal because of that.

Paradoxically, conservatives of the alternate tradition long for societies that are more equal because they are more noble.

Despite all this injustice, the girl's kindly grandmother insists that the sufferings of men and women are equal because the sexes themselves are equal.

After several generations, the distribution of income would become more nearly equal because fewer women would be willing to be surrogates at the market price.

But Cohen's hope that all students are recognized as equal because there are no longer racial considerations is unfounded, several black students said.

pic.twitter.com/pOHNN9vLgt The autumnal equinox occurs when the daytime and night are approximately equal because the earth's axis point neither towards nor away from the sun.

V.S. Naipaul's recent comments about female authors that they can never be his equal because of their "sentimentality, and narrow view of the world"—are debunked here.