"equally enjoy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to enjoy something in the same amount or to the same degree as someone or something else. Example: "I equally enjoy spending time with my friends and reading a good book."
What's notable about Shunga is that all its subjects – men and women (not to mention octopi) – seem to equally enjoy their sexual adventures.
I love the beach and the ocean, but I was also a city kid, so I'd say, yes, I do equally enjoy urban settings, particularly Brooklyn, since I spent many of my formative years there.
Welcoming the decision, John Halford, the solicitor from Bindmans law firm who respesented the PLP, said: "The British legal system is rooted in two fundamental principles – that all equally enjoy the protection of our laws and all are accountable to our courts.
I equally enjoy wondering what they think of me.
I love that you equally enjoy a Sunday resting quietly on a striped hammocked wooden chair in Hyde Park watching dogs run about and gardens in bloom.
Sometimes they discover that, while their basic sexual orientation is heterosexual, they may equally enjoy sex with women due to the deeper emotional connection.
John equally enjoyed all the cultural aspects of Manhattan.
Gubler headed to Pennsylvania State University as a wildlife science major, but found that he equally enjoyed his required forestry courses, so he added forest science as a double major — which meant staying five years instead of four.
And the couple who loves being parents, equally enjoys being grandparents to their son Josh's daughter, Mackynzie, they told Curry.
The SDGs recognize that economic growth and social advancement are not equally enjoyed by all -- and all of us in leadership positions must do something about it.
As most audiences want a linear journey, the key is to create an illusion of simplicity, so that it can be equally enjoyed by those who want a straightforward story and those who prefer the intrigue of something more advanced.
