Sentence examples for equates it to from inspiring English sources
Overall he likes its functionality per value at $1999, he equates it to an affordable exotic car.
The first, sensu lato, equates it to the 'industrial city'.
He calls a religious upbringing a form of indoctrination and equates it to child abuse.
He equates it to a white person from a black area describing himself as "a nigger".But an alternative view might be that it is a laudible example of solidarity with an opressed minority in their number.
Dave Boyle, the former chief executive of Supporters' Direct, equates it to a parent allowing a child to pick between a banana or an apple for pudding after a day of parentally dictated activities.
The period of the uninodal seiche can be estimated from a formula that equates it to twice the length in the direction of the tilt, divided by the square root of the product of the mean lake depth and the gravitational acceleration.
"I equate it to poker," he said.
"I equate it to discrimination.
I equate it to inequalities".
I'd equate it to prison".
