Sentence examples for equates the from inspiring English sources

But the Bush administration equates the national interest with corporate interests, and in that equation workers can only lose.

He equates the French with the snooty.

Jarvis Cocker equates the afterlife with a game of pinball.

In it, she equates the experiences of domestic violence victims to those of prisoners of war.

As a Muslim convert inspired by Sufism, he equates the creative process to a spiritual intervention.

In "The Flea," for example, Donne equates the marriage bed with an insect.

Flipping the 'a' group equates the number of heads in both the groups.

It thus equates the magnitude and importance of the Trojan and Persian wars.

Thucydides equates the inhabitants' loss of freedom with "enslavement"—a strong metaphor.

-- and he concludes this embarrassing book with a dreamy vision that equates the United States with a lava-spewing mountain.

She equates the moral furor over the shoes with the uproar that accompanied the bob in the 1920's.