Sentence examples for fundamentally equal from inspiring English sources

It was a Quaker view that everyone was fundamentally equal," says Willis.

(In general, they believed that people were fundamentally equal and that income distribution should reflect that).

It requires a generosity of spirit and a willingness to view one's fellow citizens as fundamentally equal.

We believe that all extracellular matrices were created fundamentally equal or at least very similar in nature.

But it does, incredibly movingly, because at the very deepest level, our appreciation of these songs shows that we are all fundamentally equal.

The notion that race is more than skin deep, they fear, could undermine principles of equal treatment and opportunity that have relied on the presumption that we are all fundamentally equal.

We've learned not to be subverted by electoral politics in a quest for influence, but to subvert electoral politics by offering the people something better and fundamentally more equal.

This "spiritual poison," Girard wrote, lies in the "passionate imitation of individuals who are fundamentally our equals and whom we endow with an arbitrary prestige".

He shows that these hang together as a set of desiderata (or requirements) because they are implications or specifications of the aspiration and duty to treat people as presumptively entitled as a matter of fairness and justice to be ruled as free persons, fundamentally the equals of their rulers, not puppets or pawns to be managed and kept in order by manipulation, uncertainty, fear, etc.

Only by making the whole country fundamentally fairer will equal opportunities follow.

But fundamentally he was for equal rights, and he seized the opportunity presented by the King campaign and the ugly Southern response.