Sentence examples for equate me with from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

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

"My parents' attitude towards dating made me equate dating with a state of being disrespected," she added.

My girlfriend broke it down for me: "You equate rats with filth, and ferrets are rat-like.

"It [Sir Ian's account] doesn't equate very well with me but I can't understand why he would say that if he wasn't there," he said.

In a late-April interview with Politico, that host, Peter Sagal — known for National Public Radio's weekly news quiz, "Wait, Wait... Don't Tell Me!" — equated the Constitution with Tinker Bell.

They equate prominence with frequency.

"New member states equate security with nationalism.

Why do we equate genius with precocity?