Sentence examples for equally i can from inspiring English sources

Equally, I can say that forms of justice that seem unshakably strong will fall apart while you aren't looking.

Equally, I can see that there will be some people – perhaps quite a lot of people – for whom Windows Phone will be ideal.

"I would find it absolutely astonishing that the bank would ever make such a suggestion, and equally I can think of no circumstances that anyone in departments for which I was responsible – the Treasury – would ever suggest wrongdoing like this".

I sometimes use it to let people know I'm dressed up to the nines and really looking my best ("primped and preened") but, equally, I can see how a stranger  might read it as if I'm feeling terribly fragile and stupid.

Asked if the Bank of England had ordered the banks to lower its rates, he said: "I would find it absolutely astonishing that the Bank would ever make such a suggestion, and equally I can think of no circumstances that anyone in departments for which I was responsible – the Treasury – would ever suggest wrongdoing like this".

"But, equally, I can see from a fans' perspective the desire to have greater numbers".

I love that I can feel equally at home at a Kanye West or Brad Paisley concert as I can at a concert by Julieta Venegas or Vicente Fernandez.

It was indeed an exquisite piece of art and I would have kept it myself except I have the beautiful bow he made out of Osage orange, which is equally as artful, and I can only keep so many things.

True, not everything I invest in will perform equally well, but I can sleep at night.

I am thankful I need have no real fear of ever being faced with another bowl of the stuff, but equally happy that I can still understand how its warmth and savor satisfied my senses then.

When discussing human evolution, Becky described it as difficult to accept although she thinks evolution should apply to all species equally: I think species can evolve into other kinds of species over time, and I know it's a double standard, I mean, if one organism can evolve then why can't another, but when it comes to humans evolving from something else, I'm not sure what to believe.