Sentence examples for equally someone from inspiring English sources

You can have the purist, auteur-loving cineaste and equally someone who wants to be entertained on a Friday night.

But equally, someone raised in a conservative swath of Texas is just as likely to find my sense of what is "fair" highly dubious.

As a collective population, most of us have experienced a high school or college party and very well know that the 'top of the class athlete' can be equally as dangerous as someone who is not held at such high regard.

In their company, Mr. Waxman distinguished himself as someone equally comfortable on the street and in the archive.

Mr. Cutrone was equally renowned as someone who had known almost everyone, and tried almost everything, in the New York art world of the 1960s and after, bridging the sea change from Pop to punk.

We wanted a really good builder and manager of relationships with people, as well as someone who is equally comfortable in the Amazon talking with indigenous groups and in boardrooms talking with executives.

Equally, she sees herself as someone who puts off encounters and beginnings.

But equally, when someone is suffering like Allyson suffered, has suffered enough and is suffering still: when someone can say in the clarity of her mind: I want now to die, please let me die, surely we should be civilised enough to allow her that release.

Equally important, someone needs to explain to the nation and to world markets just why we must increase the debt in the short run.

Equally, if someone wants to sell their annuity, should you be buying it?" David Smith at financial advisers Tilney Bestinvest warns that the low price a consumer receives may come as a shock.

Each symptom on the list is weighted equally, and someone has to hit five of the nine to qualify for an addiction diagnosis.