Sentence examples for equated in from inspiring English sources

However, those fashions cannot be equated in any logical sense with intelligence or moral worth.

The Koran-burning has been equated, in some circles, with the fabled ground zero mosque.

The reptilian mind is usually equated in the human one with traits like aggression, dominance and sexual appetite.

"If it could be equated in terms of currency, it would be 80 percent of the economy".

"Bigger" & "better" are equated in the book-reviewing mind, as they were, until recently, in that of the auto-buying public.

"Narcissism became equated in a simplistic way with selfishness and self-centeredness," said Natasha Zaretsky, who teaches modern cultural history at Southern Illinois University.

"'Clean streets equate in people's minds to lower crime rates," said Mr. Schiffman of Pratt Institute.

It is important to realize, however, that size seldom equates in a straightforward way to age in many trees.

Or is it that rejection from the black world does not equate, in terms of opportunity and safety, to exile from the white world?

"The saving comes mainly from electricity costs, and it equates in financial value to a single research grant to one group in a university," he said.

Using Xbox data on game use, the Burger King game equates in time spent to more than 1.4 billion 30-second commercials, the fast-food company says.