Sentence examples for equally liked from inspiring English sources

However, rumored to be equally liked by the President and First Lady, Ben Dhia could act as a placeholder while a younger family member, such as one of Ben Ali's son-in-laws, gained political power.

The responses indicate that these are equally liked and no preference has been highlighted.

Most of subjects carried multiple COs in multiple regions (i.e., with MuCO) and the subjects equally liked to carry COs at the front (i.e., with FrCO) and back regions (i.e., with BaCO).

Of course, I'd equally like to evolve personally during this process.

We want a society in which we're all treated equally like adults.

Although the name sounds equally like Esperanto for a beleaguered husband's fantasy -- a serene wife.

"The market" sounds like a natural system that might bear upon us equally, like gravity or atmospheric pressure.

And what becomes effectively Laura's theme (as it did in the movie), Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2, sounds equally like a summons to impossible bliss and to suicide.

When the Red Cross take parcels of food to famine areas, instead of sharing it out equally like idiots, they should sell it off to the handful who can afford it, so they can get on to the rice ladder.

She added: "The Australian way has been either we share benefits equally like Medicare … or we give a fair go to people who need a fair go the most.

It looked equally like an immaculate walkway that had been there forever, and like something plopped down by aliens who were skilled in stonecutting and possessed a feel for the soul of the A.T. "Wow," Mr. Litke said to a group at the bottom of the hill.