Sentence examples for equivalent for her from inspiring English sources

It moves outside her, holding to the structure of her narrative without settling on a dramatic equivalent for her voice.

Emmanuelle Devos won the best actress César (France's Oscar equivalent) for her role as an overworked, mistreated 35-year-old secretary.

Bernadette T. Lowthert, 40, already believes that these times have become the equivalent for her of what the Depression was for previous generations.

The equivalent for her, she said, would be "to step into 'The Sound of Music,' because of what I think of Julie Andrews".

Kenneth Branagh's flamboyant turn as Gilderoy Lockhart in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets won him best supporting actor, and Emily Watson took the female equivalent for her work on Hannibal Lecter prequel Red Dragon.

Maggie forced herself to be the responsible daughter, the good girl who did well at school and avoided trouble, behaving at times like a kind of emotional spousal equivalent for her mother.

The university's "British and American Literature Course Catalogue" was, for Madeleine, what its Bergdorf equivalent was for her roommates.

When I passed this evaluation along to Dessay over tea in an Upper West Side café after a rehearsal at the Met, she responded with laughter, but could not quite summon an equivalent compliment for her director.

Macefield was offered the equivalent of £640,000 for her home.

Nancy is a little girl whose neglectful, self-obsessed parents think that having her monitored by a cut-rate shrink is the equivalent of caring for her.

She recalls sitting at a dinner table and watching her new husband pay the equivalent of $10,300 for her.