Sentence examples for equivalent of saying from inspiring English sources

This is the equivalent of saying "killed to death".

"To them, it's the equivalent of saying that math is not a science".

It's the cinematic equivalent of saying "some of my best friends are black".

This isn't the equivalent of saying: "Look, old people can't use technology".

It was the equivalent of saying your favorite band was Air Supply or your favorite pastime was collecting butterflies.

"Collateral damage" is a term for insurance assessors, the moral equivalent of saying that mistakes were made by someone unspecified.

Frankly, saying in this context "we'll wait for Congress" is the functional equivalent of saying, "let's not fix it".

It is the golfing equivalent of saying England's World Cup victory in 1966 didn't count because it wasn't against Brazil.

This is quite ridiculous; it's the equivalent of saying the tax cuts under President George W. Bush resulted in the job growth under President Obama.

He said its expansion strategy was the equivalent of saying, "You're the only smart guy and those slaves in the poor counties are dumb guys".

Obama's speech was, in a sense, the equivalent of saying that if you want to lose weight, you need to eat better and exercise more.