Sentence examples for in a way equal to from inspiring English sources
Hence the correct use of this will is our greatest good: "free will is in itself the noblest thing we can have, since it makes us in a way equal to God and seems to exempt us from being his subjects; and so its correct use is the greatest of all the goods we possess" (AT V 85/CSMK 326).
"State decisions led to this terrible tragedy and so far, the state has wholly failed to respond in a way equal to the gravity of the crisis". said Kildee.
Lesley Goldberg of The Hollywood Reporter said that the scene where Santana comes out to her grandmother only to be rejected was a "powerful moment and Rivera delivered in a way equal to Chris Colfer and Mike O'Malley's scenes during Kurt's coming out".
A more pressing problem was that the pedestrian wine list was in no way equal to the food (wines by the glass bore no vintage designation).
Much as we're rooting for Adele, her modest, solid album "21" was in no way equal to West's combination of patient craft and impatient, airy visions.
The most active art, and probably the most successful, is basketry, in which the present-day artists are in every way equal to, or better than, their predecessors.
This allows ibuprofen to efficiently diffuse through the epidermal and dermal layers into the soft tissue and connective tissue at its point of action in a way equal or even superior to orally administered ibuprofen [45, 46].
"The day women can be accepted as being 'indecent' in ways equal to, but different from, men, will be the day that women will be 'safe' from unacceptable violence".
Intimacy requires equality; and Sawyer, who has her own constituency, checkbook, and clout, is in every way an equal to Nichols, whom she first met while waiting to board a Concorde flight from Paris.
The logos represent the pieces of Canada's largest sports empire, which is in many ways an equal to MSG in New York and AEG in Los Angeles.
"I understand terrorism," he says, "in a way that is equal to or exceeds anyone else".
