Sentence examples for equal in worth from inspiring English sources

Where all are equal in worth and value.

So how does an institution like Amherst with an endowment that's still well above $1 billion make a pitch that it's needy, or at least equal in worth to other causes that lack any endowment, at a time like this?

So how does an institution like Amherst with an endowment that's still well above $1 billion make a pitch that it's needy, or at least equal in worth to other causes that lack any endowment, at a time like this? Amherst's new capital campaign is built around "Lives of consequence," the idea that a contribution to a liberal arts college helps develop the leaders of tomorrow.

Marinella quite explicitly rejects, then, the idea that men and women must be equal in nobility because they belong to the same species; but she also anticipates the objection that because the species essence, the rational faculty of soul, is the same in every individual person, we might expect that men and women would be equal in worth.

Indeed, Hampton argues, rape harms all women, not just its direct victim, by aiming to establish men's mastery over women: "As a woman, you are the kind of human being who is subject to the mastery of people of my kind," and that "Your kind isn't the equal in worth of my kind" (p. 135).

An egalitarian view maintains all humans are equal in worth and social status.

Egalitarian doctrines tend to rest on a background idea that all human persons are equal in fundamental worth or moral status.

In another sermon, he preached that women were equal to men in worth but "not equal in authority".

At the same time, both could be equally responsible, or blameworthy, in degree (Zimmerman 2002, 560) or both could be equal in their moral worth (Richards 1986, 171, Greco 1995, 91).

Mr Blair is no socialist, and not much of an egalitarian either (he believes in "equal worth", not equality).

This practice will remind you that everyone is truly equal in soul and worth.