Sentence examples for equal kinds from inspiring English sources

The self-dramatising, presentational talent, though it includes lowlifes and small fry like critics and weekly radio commentators, also includes fully equal kinds.

On both, the CN and RPM, spheroid formation of human thyroid cancer cells was observed, whereas, besides a few exceptions, a considerable number of selected genes or cytokines were expressed or secreted differently, although equal kinds of cells formed MCTS on the two machines.

I'm a great fan of the different varieties of outrageous sexism that we get exposed to on a fairly regular basis – I particularly like the "no woman is my equal" kind – and this week we're seeing another variety being taken for a gentle canter around the ring, with Nobel prize-winning scientist Tim Hunt's comments about the problems of having women in the lab.

"I was a bit older and had gone through a lot more, so it was a lot more equal kind of footing, I felt," Boucher says.

"It's a '1 plus 1 equals 4' kind of thing for us," he said.

Even though the things according to nature have a kind of value (axia) which grounds the rationality of preferring them (other things being equal), this kind of value is still not goodness.

Hosting an MTV awards show in the US in 2008, before Obama had been elected, he said, "People say America will never elect a black president, but I know America is an advanced equal opportunities kind of country.

So doing the very decent thing this week, and returning for a generous second helping, attwilightlarks is putting himself at the mercy of your many song suggestions, but will no doubt be in equal measure, kind and cruel, merciful and magnanimous as guest guru.

So, I'm an equal opportunity kind of guy.

One might want to argue that, other things being equal, this kind of "heads I win, tails you lose" judgment would be inconsistent, and thus in principle untenable.

Cut your pentagon into five equal triangles, kind of like a pizza.