Sentence examples for everyone to be equal from inspiring English sources

It's the children whose parents do directly address race — and directly means far more than vaguely declaring everyone to be equal — who are less likely to make assumptions about people based on the color of our skin.

Socialism wants everyone to be equal.

The cry from all of these movements is the same and it is clear: they want greater protection from the vagaries of the market, and they want everyone to be placed on an equal footing in the economy.

Everyone deserves to be shown equal amount of love.

Miliband mocked the idea that the government was expecting everyone to make an equal sacrifice.

On an island where everyone is supposed to be equal, the privileged often keep a low profile, building scruffy walls around a well-appointed house, say, or drinking beer in their living rooms rather than in the local bar.

"Everyone has a right to be equal, even in mediocrity," he told The Los Angeles Times.

The idea is that each artist remains anonymous to give everyone an equal chance to be appreciated by work rather than name, which is easier said than done.

But today's jazz composers often want everyone in the band to be an equal partner, and the composition is also an evolving conversation.

Fair Is Not Equal - "FINE" The idea that everyone in business needs to be treated equal gives Human Resources departments a bad name.

Everyone has an equal right to be heard and no one should be silenced.