Sentence examples for equally as valid from inspiring English sources

But romanticism is equally as valid and possibly more productive than despondency.

Last season Lagerfeld riffed on fashion and art, but this season's supermarket sweep collection suggested he believes commerce and desire are equally as valid and not something to be ashamed of.

A decision or choice will initiate a particular course of action or strategy, but this does not mean that other strategies and approaches are not equally as valid.

This is a more general point, but equally as valid.

That's just our personal definition, we hasten to add, as there are plenty of others equally as valid.

Nevertheless, it would be misguided to say that because this framework argues for a more contextualized approach, all GHD strategies and objectives are only relative and therefore equally as valid.

Perhaps even more significant, the code now recognizes publication in online academic journals as equally valid as print publication.

"I'm an Independent, I have no political ties, no affiliations, and my voice is as equally valid as other people to be heard," he said.

Their experiences of food avoidance can thus be considered as equally valid as those with persistent food hypersensitivity.

Both measures are equally valid as long as we are clear about from which total we take a proportion, but to my opinion, using the semipartial is preferable over the partial, because it is easier to understand, measures the direct and indirect effect as proportions of the same total instead of different totals, and is completely symmetric in its treatment of the direct and indirect effect.

In this context, extreme withdrawal into mental breakdown is seen as an equally valid response to the world as becoming addicted to sugar-free sweets.