Sentence examples for expectation of equality from inspiring English sources

There's an expectation of equality".

(Black Lives Matter rose under Obama because a reminder of residual bigotries met an increasing expectation of equality of treatment).

The book was, as Zoë Heller noted at the time, what you might call an antidote to the lie of domestic bliss: the authors, having grown up in the expectation of equality, were pretty furious at the status quo.

You might even conclude from America's unusually high divorce rate that the expectation of equality and personal fulfillment is itself a more problematic prescription than that of honor and obedience.

But I don't get how the quite understandable expectation of equality squares with the not understandable expectation that he should pay for the dinner, the movie, the hotel, the trip to London.

It means providing a context conducive to ensuring the right to respect, to feeling physically and intellectually safe, to the expectation of equality of and for all people, and, again, an overriding commitment to justice under the rule of law.

Her notion, for example, that on-again, off-again lesbianism is empowering to women because it "helps to defeat the misogynistic enemy within" by bringing "gay expectations" of equality and emotional fulfillment to "heterosexual couplings," is, to say the least, too sanguine by half.

A simple generalization was not possible for comparing matK and ndhF because the estimated linear model fit to the pairwise distance values for these two gene regions crossed null model expectation of rate equality.

"In terms of timing, this was the period when young women coming of age, who had those kinds of expectations for equality and taking leadership positions in the secular world, began to question: Why can't I do this in the Jewish world?" said Shuly Rubin Schwartz, an associate professor of Jewish history and the dean of List College at the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York.

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If that is so, then societies with a strong feeling of equal rights for disabled people and a strong culture of equality might breed higher expectations and demands in households with disabled members and correspondingly higher disability costs.