Sentence examples for gave equal weight from inspiring English sources

Ms. Prada gave equal weight to the practical and the luxurious, though not in that arbitrary high-low, rich-poor way of other designers.

Under the previous rules, the electoral college system gave equal weight to three sections: members, parliamentarians, and trade union and affiliated societies.

"I felt like Mike had a shot at making a rom-com that gave equal weight to the male and female perspective (which he ultimately did)," Ms. Dunham wrote in an e-mail.

But in 2011 his colorful "Litzlberg on Attersee" was auctioned at Sotheby's for $40.4 million, and last year the Leopold Museum in Vienna mounted a retrospective that gave equal weight to his landscapes.

The most thorough analysis of the art of poetry was made by the 11th-century philologist ʿAbd al-Qāhir al-Jurjānī, who gave equal weight to the idea and to the way it was expressed.

(Beckett gave equal weight to both aspects, and, in a letter to Blin about the importance of nailing a scene in which one of the tramps' pants falls down, wrote, "The spirit of the play, to the extent that it has one, is that nothing is more grotesque than the tragic").

Desire gives equal weight to things of radically different worth.

All these things are acutely observed and given equal weight.

And, he continues, Tony was seeing a psychiatrist, matricide and therapy being given equal weight.

Everything is given equal weight and ultimately subordinated to the geometry of the composition.

This equation gives equal weight to calories-in (food consumption) and calories-out (physical activity).