Sentence examples for just equally from inspiring English sources

"I went on holiday with Justine last summer to Magaluf and the place was just equally divided between cafés serving up full English breakfasts and really tacky Essex nightclubs.

You try to be just equally upbeat, and mumble something about how at last you've worked out how to make the arms of your office chair fit under the desk.

The attention of government was turned from guarding against the exportation of gold and silver to watch over the balance of trade... From one fruitless care it was turned away to another care much more intricate, much more embarrassing, and just equally fruitless.

She refers, for example, to her decision to take a break from acting shortly after his death: 'Movies and I just equally avoided each other at certain times in my life, you know?' And she has said, in the past, of her decision to play a heroin addict in Wasted: 'My mother would have disowned me had [my character] died.

The EPA scheme just equally allocates the available power to all sub-channels.

I think it's just equally bad.

Now her curse is haunting them all, and could hurt them all just as equally.

What comes next, you feel, will just as equally reflect the times.

Just as equally, Gaddafi could realise the game is up and seek sanctuary abroad.

Projecting a sense of passion dampened down, Irons could just as equally let rip.

He said that limited bomb attacks conducted on a regular basis could just as equally create a sense of terror.