Sentence examples for extended equally from inspiring English sources
It rose a good four inches from the top of his head and extended equally in all directions.
The Council's deadlock in those decades extended equally to the myriad wars fought by Soviet and American proxies elsewhere in Asia, Latin America, and Africa.
Hollinghurst's exquisite phrasing extended equally to descriptions of architecture and social behaviour, while his masterly ability to weave character and social history drew comparisons to George Eliot's Middlemarch.
I also agree that the right to privacy, or the "right to be left alone," as Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis articulated it all the way back in 1890, should be extended equally to both straight and gay Americans.
At a minimum, the privilege of good quality basic education as well as skills-based HIV/AIDS education must be extended equally to boys and girls.
The privilege of good quality basic education as well as skills-based AIDS education must be extended equally to boys and girls.
The regions shorter than its corresponding human regions were extend equally on both sides to make the regions of both species equal length.
Lively sketches of James Merrill, Susan Sontag, Robert Mapplethorpe, and others are occasionally sharp as well as fond, but White's candor extends equally to his own doubts and failures.
Among the suggested gatherings is one that would be equally welcome today, the Cold Comfort Dinner: "Each course at one of these affairs is served cold and the comfort extends equally to hostess, guest and maid," the description reads.
World music, as a term of genre, has long been neither stable nor especially precise: its reach extends equally to African pop stars, Indian classical masters and Latin American folk musicians.
But the idea of cultural exchange extends equally to the tracks that feature no guests, as the orchestra smartly churns ahead, with standout solos not only from Mr. Marsalis but also the alto saxophonist Sherman Irby and the multi-reedist Ted Nash.
