Sentence examples for had said equally from inspiring English sources

He wrote that he thought Gosse was being very thin-skinned; after all, when, the previous year, he had said equally critical things about Swinburne in the Quarterly Review, he had heard nothing at all from the poet.

Obama not only should have objected to Wright's words all along the way, he should have left the church or worked to get Wright fired, just as Jacoby would have done if his rabbi had said equally awful things.

"But I could have said equally well that – in the short run we are still alive.

He was repeating something that Ryan had said but that could equally apply to Joe.

But Cagney would have said he's equally a song and dance man.

"The poverty of our century is unlike that of any other," the writer John Berger said about the 20th century, though he might equally have said it of this one: "It is not, as poverty was before, the result of natural scarcity, but of a set of priorities imposed upon the rest of the world by the rich".

What we have said about \ \Diamond\) applies equally well to \ \Box\) of course.

Having said this, it is equally important to acknowledge that the established or "classical" interpretation of Hume's views on this subject has served as the foundation for the subsequent development of compatibilist strategy over the past two centuries — especially as found in various prominent representatives of the 20th century empiricist tradition (e.g., Ayer, Schlick, et al).

I might equally have said that there is more to an individual than their HIV status.

Having said that, it is equally important to ensure that the quality of medical education should not be compromised at any stage during this process.

Having said that, it also becomes equally important for AP2 to consider who among the desired clients I1, LP,I2, HDTV, and I3 are served concurrently.