Sentence examples for innate equality from inspiring English sources

She represented not only the possibilities of my gender, but also the innate equality we have.

Burnham, who was raised as a Catholic, said he now wants to see the Church promote and defend "the innate equality in law of every human being".

And it is to the credit of many people of faith that they dedicate their lives to addressing the imbalance between this innate equality and the terrible inequity that persists around the world today.

They taught me to always help others and impressed upon me the innate equality of all people.

Gyekye specifically objects to the role that social status plays in Wiredu's view of personhood, arguing that that is inconsistent with the natural or innate moral equality of persons derived from their common humanity.

You can't fight for equality on the basis of one innate characteristic without signing up to the precept that we're all born equal.

Johnson: You would argue, then, that a sense of fairness and equality is an innate feature of our species.

To the extent that the Akan notion accommodates a common humanity as an innate source of value, it supports moral equality.

Like the young women who are targeted to make the journey to Isis-controlled territory, I sincerely believed in my faith, in the innate way it seems to call for justice and equality and for collective social responsibility.

The equality of us all is the natural implication of this recognition of universally innate Buddha-nature or Buddha-ness, the primordially pure and untrammeled inner light.

And I was part of that pact of silence: it was a condition of the treaty that gave me my equality, that I would not invoke the primitivism of the mother, her innate superiority, that voodoo in the face of which the mechanism of equal rights breaks down.