Sentence examples for equating this from inspiring English sources
The official cautioned against "equating this for the hunt for Osama bin Laden".
"I'm from the Hamptons," he said, "and I'm equating this with missing a July or August there.
While stopping short of equating this ethics with virtue ethics, some authors have suggested that this portrayal sounds very much like the description of an Aristotelian virtue.
"We are coming because this is the spark of an economic abolitionist movement," said Mr. Martin, equating this struggle to the country's antislavery movement.
"Are you equating this with a biased judge?" Justice Ginsburg asked James K. Leven, the lawyer for the defendant, Michael Rivera, who was convicted of murder and sentenced to 85 years in prison.
"We are equating this now to the epidemic that we saw when crack cocaine was first introduced to New York City," Daniel M. Donovan Jr., the Staten Island district attorney, said of the boom in illegal oxycodone use.
"I equate this to dating," Ms. Wu said.
"I equate this to the Pharoah and the slaves.
"We equate this to a neighborhood watch," Mr. Boscovich said.
In an email discussion, Wise equated this to the idea of the clutch performer.
"Even in the industry, there's the tendency to equate this event with the Super Bowl.
