Sentence examples for equally oppressive though from inspiring English sources

Wollstonecraft wrote in a letter, published as part of the preface to The Wrongs of Woman, that she aimed "to show the wrongs of different classes of women, equally oppressive, though, from the difference of education, necessarily various".

It's easy to paint Whitehall as oppressive but a vast city region could look equally oppressive from the viewpoint of a ward or estate.

What started as a 19th-century response to dour Calvinism has, over the years, turned equally oppressive, Ehrenreich writes.

Many at the time viewed Prohibition as an outrage, and, in McGirr's view, we are missing its true meaning if we are not outraged, too — and ready to resist its equally oppressive descendants.

You still have to deal with the almost overwhelming ambition, common to Bernhard fans, to correct his woeful stature in the English-speaking world, as well as the equally oppressive realization that opportunities for doing so are fast running out.

Kirsten Koba of Popmatters commented that "Irresistible is more reminiscent of trips to the dentist's office, or any equally oppressive place that only plays adult contemporary schlock".

He argued to the contrary that modern liberal societies are oppressive, though the oppressive practices they employ are not as overt as in earlier times.

Cruelly oppressive though it may be, the state does provide security.

But oppressive though it was, the feudal office was a place you could rely on.

Equally though, the gambit could backfire.

Equally, though, moral hazard applies to creditors.