Sentence examples for equate me from inspiring English sources

Don't equate me with those kids on St . Judes late at night!" I promised I wouldn's.

There's enough recorded material and that would equate me being owed quite a large chunk of royalties.

Yet, according to Pamela Geller, I would probably just be considered another "Kapo," as she already said of J Street and the National Jewish Democratic Council -- an analogy that would equate me to a Jewish accessory to the Nazis.

And we shook hands and unfortunately he ran an ad that equated me to Bill Clinton.

"We shook hands, and unfortunately he ran an ad that equated me to Bill Clinton," Mr. Bush said, sounding exasperated.

It occurs to me that "my father" may be having the same reaction to her that I'm having, that he equates me with her, and that that may be one of the reasons he's keeping his distance.

The fact that you just equated me to anyone like that is a huge compliment.

"You're equating me addressing the nation with a tweet?" Spicer said.

And I think people equated me with that role in a way because it was a straight, stalwart guy.

Many, including my mother, college roommate and the director of my industry group, used an analogy equating me to the Energizer Bunny.

They equated to me acting human.