Sentence examples for i am equated from inspiring English sources
His essays advocate the destruction of my relationship, that I am born of rape or abuse and that I am equated with pedophilia.
"Liberal media reports saying I am equating Social Security of hardworking Americans to a form of slavery is absolutely false," the Tea Party-backed freshman wrote on Facebook.
"Not that I'm equating Alabama football to a religion or anything," he said.
"I'm from the Hamptons," he said, "and I'm equating this with missing a July or August there.
I feel like I'm in Bedlam in the 19th century, with people spending their weekends snickering at schizophrenics (not that I'm equating old age with mental illness).
But it doesn't mean that I'm equating the banana and the orange and the peach".
"I wanted to make it more reddish, because it was equated with blood and human sacrifice".
P1: It's equated with, ah, women.
In the last forty-eight hours I have been equated with Stephen Glass, James Frey, and Greg Mortenson.
Madeline Klein Providence, R.I., Sept. 4, 2008 To the Editor: As a former hockey mom, I'm offended to be equated with a pit bull.
