Sentence examples for equally being from inspiring English sources

"No, because what was needed was an inspectorate that was honest, that told the truth, which means praising that which deserves praise but, equally, being hard on what was failing children," he says.

It should be a fundamental principle of a modern multi-ethnic, multi-religious society that all people are treated equally, being judged on their ideas and their actions rather than their skin-colour or religion.

But ordinary people living there feel they are equally being targeted by military action.

She sees her role within the business now as equally being a guide to them.

If the unrealistic assumption that all live to the same old age is dropped, then equal treatment with the units to be treated equally being individuals over the course of their lives would seem to forbid any expenditure at all on the health care of the old who have already received more than those who died at a young age.

When a man feels he is pleasing his spouse, and his own needs are equally being met, his interest tends to stay at home. 1. Emotional Neglect Women long for their husbands to understand and appreciate them.

It could equally be either.

"That should equally be prohibited.

Kissinger, equally, was fairly blunt in reply.

Zvonareva, equally, is entitled to be positive.

It could equally be directed at journalists.