Sentence examples for equally he is from inspiring English sources

He does not like people to think of him this way, but equally he is not about to stop being the way he is.

Equally he is no doubt about the horse's eligibility, and his record in the race commands utmost respect - a good deal more, perhaps, than Ladbrokes showed in offering 16-1.

Equally he is aware of the dangers of being "formulaic" and turning the innovations of Sir William Glock, who transformed the Proms in the Sixties, into the "clichés of the noughties".

But equally he is plainly loth to let that failed state slide further into the domain of al-Qaeda.Rather vaguely, he welcomed "steps being taken by organisations like the Africa Union…to better resolve conflicts".

Equally, he is firm that Britain will not block or legally challenge the 26-strong group from using institutions such as the commission and the European court of justice.

Ó Briain, who has a degree in mathematics and theoretical physics from University College Dublin, is not claiming to be an expert, but equally he is not the football commentator assigned to cover rhythmic gymnastics at the Olympics.

But equally he's sharper, and certainly more determined, than he's given credit for.

But, equally, he was a great inventor of things – he was always making things happen.

Equally, he was adamant that readers were better placed to keep newspapers in check than MPs enacting privacy laws.

But equally he was right to question the call to pit.

"We don't want to stand in Gary's way but equally he's loving it here," he told BBC Three Counties Radio.