Sentence examples for equally smart from inspiring English sources

When the Declaration of Independence states that "all men are created equal," for instance, it does not mean that they are all born equally smart, handsome, athletic, or rich, but only that they are all deserve the same political rights.

Equally, smart engagement means being extremely careful about decisions to proscribe individual organisations.

Master's students are equally smart but do not have the same drive to create something new".

(A note to parents: the enemies' equally smart mouths contribute to the game's Mature rating).

Labour should box equally smart on coalition plans to promote open competition in the NHS.

Nancy, an aspiring novelist, is equally smart but gentler and shyer.

As smart as she is, she is equally funny.

And at the federal level, it's a certainty that the same federal lawmakers who banned the vertical foregrip in 1994 and are currently trying to ban it again will attempt to pass an equally clueless smart gun mandate of some type, the moment they get the chance.

"When I read the script, I had never been on Facebook," said Mr. Eisenberg, who plays Mr. Zuckerberg as a wildly smart and equally bratty Harvard dropout.

Yet, slowly but surely over the past few years, the alpha males have fallen away – and in their place has come a new wave of smart, equally complex TV heroines.

Witness how many have since carved out singular successes, or in James Nesbitt's case, multiple, having proved himself one of the few actors – Olivia Colman's another, and recently, Tom Hollander – equally adept at smart comedy and at drama that truly punches the kidneys.