Sentence examples for equally speak from inspiring English sources

"Hollaback Girl" may equally speak to your soul, but Stefani's ballad about forging a friendship with an ex-lover made our souls melt.

Though Habermas is not regarded to be a proponent of the de-colonial project, his position equally speaks to the European and non-European subjects, who are commonly captivated by the principalities and powers of the sovereign statehood and transnational capital nowadays.

As spoken by Ms. Allen, they all sound equally offensive.

Sofia Cavallo, whose mother is Mexican and whose father is Hungarian and Italian, has attended the Larchmont school since prekindergarten and is equally comfortable speaking French, English and Spanish.

I'm equally thrilled to speak to Duke as I am Mark Moriel.

But equally we must speak to their legitimate concerns.

In fact, it is equally appropriate to speak of the worker's buying conditions of work and of the employer's buying the services of the worker.

One director he does recall is Giorgio Strehler: similarly light in touch, catholic in his tastes and inventive in making stage pictures that speak, equally at home in straight plays and opera.

India's second-generation returnees have built boutiques that fuse Indian fabrics with Western cuts, founded companies that train a generation to work in Western companies, become dealmakers in investment firms that speak equally to Wall Street and Dalal Street, mixed albums that combine throbbing tabla with Western melodies.

They may have been equally reluctant to speak in public, but in Tampa the Glazer family were afforded a warmth never replicated in Manchester.

(There is a parallel dilemma for non-moral normative contexts, if there be any, where normative reasons speak equally against doing p or doing not-p).