Sentence examples for everyone feels equal from inspiring English sources
We have a saying: "U Sarajevu ne možeš biti zvijezda" ("In Sarajevo, you cannot be a star"), and during the festival everyone feels equal, brushing shoulders with famous artists, actors, film workers and other prominent guests.
A family lawyer or another outsider should lead the discussion so everyone feels equal.
"When he first came in, he made everyone feel equal," McDonald said.
The Last Exit was the subject of a 1987 retrospective in The Seattle Times in which Cisski described his intent to "create a haven where students and the benign crazies" were welcome and where "everyone felt equal and there were no sacred cows".
The result, according to Grant, is that, for the first time, everyone feels "an equal ownership of the record".
Your 'Free Market should take place on neutral ground – that is, in an area everyone feels an equal claim to or ownership of, so that no one will feel more or less comfortable than anyone else.
Most of us try to make sure everyone feels good and equal.
To be truly inclusive, communities must be places where everyone feels they have equal worth and where people can have honest conversations without judgement.
Despite various members' strengths, they share all responsibilities — from doing budgets to speaking at public presentations and answering e-mails — so that everyone feels they have an equal voice.
"Desert Hearts makes it a priority to make everyone at our events feel equal.
