Sentence examples for equates to being from inspiring English sources
That's not to say being concerned about immigration equates to being racist.
Add dating and sex into that equation and the belief that disability equates to being sexless, different – or inferior, even – can feel a powerful prejudice to tackle.
"What equates to being world class?", he asked.
To them, as to many blacks, that equates to being inherently masculine.
It is claimed this level of tiredness equates to being four times over the blood-alcohol limit for flying.
It's usually men, removing their suit jackets to show just how serious they are about sport, because playing table tennis, you see, in the universal pre-arranged PR script, equates to being super, super serious about sport.
It does not equate to being unsanitary or unhealthy.
The difference is crucial: To oppose America's support for Greater Israel does not automatically equate to being anti-Jewish.
Nice qualities in a mom, but not what we equate to being a successful worker.
People that are Muslim does not equate to being a terrorist or anything like that.
That would equate to being on a road that is still under construction.
