Sentence examples for equally parts from inspiring English sources

Both are equally parts of Kant's practical philosophy, and both thus have the categorical imperative as their highest principle.

According to this view, it is irrational to prefer a smaller immediate good to a greater future good, because now and later are equally parts of one life.

Against the temporal neutrality of preferences, some have argued that there is no enduring, irreducible entity over time to whom all future utility can be ascribed; they deny that all parts of one's future are equally parts of oneself (Parfit 1984).

Equally parts creeped out and bored, I killed some time in an abandoned carport until the sun set.

Equally parts enlightening and depressing, it's an important book that gives parents a very real glimpse of the pressures our girls face online both socially and sexually.

The element exists equally as part of the same environment of living and inanimate objects none taking precedence over the other.

Equally, part of London's allure to foreigners, privileged or not, is its extraordinary sense of tradition.

There were maybe 50 people in the world at that time, adversaries and brethren, equally part of an elite group of computer explorers, working at a high level.

No city is as recognizable to other Americans as is New York; its glittering nightlife and its gritty neighbourhoods are equally part of the national consciousness.

At Axis you get something else: a visual account of the life-and-death politics of racial warfare and government terrorism, which are equally part of the story.

Concentrating on the detail is equally part of how the 40-year-old, as all drivers must, has rationalised the dangers involved.