Sentence examples for equally grounded from inspiring English sources

It's written with immense empathy, but is equally grounded, and urgently real.

Indo-Pak Coalition, a trio equally grounded in folk tradition and jazz improvisation, proposes a social pact as well a musical ideal.

ROBERT GLASPER EXPERIMENT At the start of this year, Robert Glasper, a pianist about equally grounded in jazz, hip-hop and R&B, released "Black Radio," his guest-laden attempt to synthesize all of those styles.

His nobility, decency, respect for and from fellow players (he is President of the ATP Players Council) is legend and his devotion to his wife, relatives and twin girls appear equally grounded and real.

Although the challenges of introducing endodontic tissue engineering therapies are substantial, the potential benefits to patients and the profession are equally ground breaking.

But, to critics, Helvétius's account portrays all human beings as equal only by virtue of portraying all as equally worthless (insofar as the claim to equality is grounded on all being equally determined by external factors).

There are equally legitimate, objectively grounded ways of classifying natural kinds.

The ascension of Barack Obama by means of intellect and wisdom rather than physical or musical prowess, the example of his fierce, grounded and equally intelligent wife and their two daughters, deals a mighty blow to racial assumptions.

It seems fairly safe to say it is – no one ever fell for the myth of a legendary rock star because they seemed so eminently sensible, conventional and grounded – and equally safe to say those kind of rock stars are in desperately short supply these days.

The necessity of God and the necessity of existing things are equally explained by and grounded in conceptual relations.

If we had grounds for affirming either, we would have equally good grounds for affirming both; but the conjunction "The wind in itself is cold and the wind in itself is warm" is a contradiction.