Sentence examples for is equatable to from inspiring English sources
He wants to outlaw same-sex marriage, claiming that homosexuality is equatable to bestiality, and sodomy should once again become a criminal offense.
The other and more ugly aspect to all this is that Japanese anime production is equatable to slave labor, so these kinds of lapses in quality are more down to an abused workforce than any kind of simple production oversight.
However, some seem to think this is equatable with someone getting a bit hangry after an annoyingly long wait to be served at a restaurant.
This, then, is the emotional component of the metamodern: besides its intellectual and moral firmity, it offers, too, the possibility of a reconstitutive contentedness (which is not equatable to complacency, except among the most devout cynics) that provides data-users with a firmer foundation for political and emotional commitment than did postmodernism.
"I don't really know how the two things were equatable".
Being trapped on Mars may seem like certain death, but for an A-list dramatic actor, being trapped on a terrible movie set on Mars could be equatable.
Despite the changes, the College Board said, verbal and math scores on the new test should be fully equatable to scores on the old test.
Chelsea's Peter Kenyon hit back after Michel Platini described Gaël Kakuta's move as equatable to 'child trafficking'.
To delay is to disrespect.
