Sentence examples for fully equals from inspiring English sources

"It's wrong to think the market fully equals winning the trade war," Howie said.

The book should prove of great value to students, and fully equals any work of the same standard now available in English.

When the young and seemingly disorderly college student, working at a hardware store and getting through the day with no greater ambition in sight, meets the young potentate, not even her pratfall and her nervous verbal mishap conceal (to viewers or to him) that they're fully equals.

It fully equals that monumental work in the force and pathos of the story told, while it surpasses it in unity and continuity of interest.

While marriage equality is only one step on the path to fully equal treatment for those who identify as gay, lesbian, transgender, and bisexual, it is one of great importance, and, in our eyes, sacred import.

Though his initial goal seems to be to prove that in every way except external physical traits, women are fully equal to men, most of his treatise argues for the superiority, rather than equality, of women.

For the first time, she felt that religion had accorded her fully equal status.

They are seldom interchangeable, but in terms of absolute quality, they are fully equal".

It's an effect fully equal to the shaded tones of Kingston's best writing.

And the America that now supports us thinks we are fully equal just because we have matching wedding rings.

"It's only an extremely vocal minority who feel that their position is not fully equal in the Church".