Sentence examples for has been equal from inspiring English sources
Over in Israel, there has been equal frustration over what is perceived as American hypocrisy.
Roddick has been equal parts respectful and remorseful while running up a record that is now 1-14 against Federer in official tournaments.
However, backbench MP Ben Howlett, a May supporter, said Leadsom's comments appeared to "turn back the clock" on "one of the proudest achievements of David Cameron and the Conservative party has been equal marriage".
Others, most notably the NFL coach of the year, Sean Payton, have contributed more to the team, which transformed itself in a matter of 12 months from one of the league's worst to contenders for the Vince Lombardi trophy but Bush's role has been equal parts performer and catalyst.
An Irish veteran could "take his stand proudly by the side of the native-born, and will not fear to look him straight and sternly in the face, and tell him that he has been equal to him in his allegiance to the Constitution," he said.
In the U.S., there has been equal opportunity for women only in the past 20 years.
It's run has been equalled by only two plays - "Lightning" (1291 performances) & "Abie's Irish Rose" (2532).
They are all brilliant evocations of American life by a writer whose unsentimentalized understanding of it has been equaled only by Raymond Carver and Andre Dubus, both of whom he influenced.
"His modesty and temperament has been equalled by his incredible vision, foresight, knowledge and skilful man-management.
The role of wildfires as the most significant source of disturbance in boreal forests has been equaled by clearcuts during the past five decades.
