Sentence examples for equivalent to being from inspiring English sources

Thus, being a social individual is not equivalent to being a human being.

Is there an equivalent to being 'unAmerican' in France?

"It is equivalent to being an Olympian athlete".

Watching a Godard film was often the cinematic equivalent to being thrown off a cliff.

It is a town where being hungover can seem roughly equivalent to being awake.

"In our faith, it's the equivalent to being forced to be naked, effectively," Mr. Singh said.

Their task is not easy, given that voting here is often equivalent to being trapped in a labyrinth.

Simply breathing air for one year is equivalent to being bombarded by the radiation from 10,000 chest X-rays.

In the world of big law, equity partnership is broadly equivalent to being on a board of directors.

That's a pain, but it's not equivalent to being arrested and having to explain yourself to a law enforcement officer while you're sitting in jail".

Fifteen years ago the base level of Newstart was equivalent to being on the poverty line; now it is equal to being 30% below that line.