Sentence examples for he may equally from inspiring English sources

Now, he may equally believe it.

Conversely, he may equally grossly overestimate the time that has elapsed since a particular event (e.g., the visit of a relative) of which he has preserved some recollection.

Gérôme may have been astute, but he may equally have been joking at Rousseau's expense - though we should be just as suspicious of Rousseau's supposed innocence and naivety, as a man if not as a painter.

Australia's hegemony in international rugby league has returned, although they may equally require a changing of the guard before the next World Cup, in 2017.

Since such metal nanoparticles are not selective, they may equally damage the living cells.

Sometimes they discover that, while their basic sexual orientation is heterosexual, they may equally enjoy sex with women due to the deeper emotional connection.

He may be equally well known as a political operator.

This time round he may be equally exasperated if Rashid is omitted again from the Test team, having missed Yorkshire's next match, which begins against Warwickshire at Edgbaston on Sunday.

I may equally say he may not be re-elected.

Indeed, he argues, Turing's death may equally probably have been an accident.

Where once he wanted to rock you, now you may equally find him showing you a collection of illuminated manuscripts.