Sentence examples for equivalent to anything from inspiring English sources

The cheer that Chipper Jones got was equivalent to anything here.

"Racism and murder are unequivocally reprehensible and are not morally equivalent to anything else that happened in Charlottesville.

George Orwell wrote in the Manchester Evening News: Even as traditional English village living was in collapse, he saw the romanticised paternalism and general life of the village as the epitome of English society and equivalent to anything that might be found elsewhere in the world.

Today's aluminium-framed snowshoes make it easy to walk on top of snow and are light as air to lift, making the sport more equivalent to hiking than anything else.

She also restricted imports, requiring firms to export goods equivalent in value to anything they imported.

Then, there are the courts, which have steadfastly refused to do anything equivalent to their British counterparts and force the government to choose between secrecy and accountability.

"From the start, he could play anything equivalent to what you were doing, without having to do it the way you were doing it," Coleman says.

But while Democrats, being human, often read evidence selectively and choose to believe things that make them comfortable, there really isn't anything equivalent to Republicans' active hostility to collecting evidence in the first place.

Today, the lack of anything equivalent to the radical student movements of the 60s that fed into both the hippy movement and punk means a lack of ideas trickling down into pop culture.

Slavkin explains that they could not do anything equivalent to what they gave John Schneider, as there were already so many storylines going on by the season six finale that they could not fit anything else in.

Since they can't seem to find anything equivalent to the infamous "47 percent" tape on the Democratic side of the street, the only thing left is to throw Mitt himself out to the voters as a Hail Moroni pass, in the form of their first "candidate looks sincerely into the camera" ad of the season.