Sentence examples for i think equally as from inspiring English sources

"But I think equally as important is the legacy of what we're leaving behind".

And so, when I picture Cathie Black, I think equally of her blunt-as-a-bullet approach to business and her quick, warm laugh.

Another maxim is, I think, equally important: don't present tentative speculations as though they were part of the scientific consensus.

"In the world of the arts, I think music is equally as important as film," said Mr. Davis, who is an alumnus (class of 1953) of N.Y.U.

I think it's equally as good as a win we've had all season".

"I think we were equally as good or equally as bad as the opposition up until that goal went in because it wasn't a great game.

Ipswich Town manager Mick McCarthy: "I think we were equally as good or equally as bad as the opposition up until that goal went in because it wasn't a great game.

Garlic, I think, is equally unwelcome: as Richard eloquently observes "onioneyness is a good thing in a meatball", and, in something so small, there's no room for both of them.

"I think this is equally as good of a season, maybe better," Martinez said.

Mr. Goldberg was even blunter, saying, "I think it's equally as likely that land would be free than copyrights would be free".

I think they are equally as ignorant, but they are definitely more aware of the Muslim world and the belief and the geopolitics of that part of the world in relation to America.