Sentence examples for equated being from inspiring English sources

These claims meant little under Texas laws that virtually equated being black with being enslaved.

She equated being a professional cheerleader with being a "mini celebrity".

Ms. Allen equated being forced to work for less than city wages to slavery, and left the rolls.

I love how I have equated being gay to cancer.

Laila chose to leave her church when the pastor equated being gay with being an addict.

In the past, Huckabee has equated being gay with bestiality, necrophilia and pedophilia.

The first diet to be statistically equated was 2008/3, with 2008/2 being the base form.

Being an artist and being gay — well, I don't want to equate being gay with being poor, but what can we say?

There are Muslim countries in Africa, but it seems to be a common occurrence to equate being Muslim with being Arab.

So naturally, people equate being wealthy to excessive spending habits.

He is equating being gay with being impure, unholy, in need for repentance and forgiveness.