Sentence examples for may have equated from inspiring English sources

Saakashvili may have equated the west's promise of Nato membership with mutual defence benefits.

The philosophers and poets may have equated beauty with truth and goodness.

Respondents may have equated participation with paying and thought that once they have answered yes that they were willing to participate that they were obligated to choose a positive premium amount to pay.

I know that you may find that shocking, because somehow you have equated our desire to be treated as equals with a desire to destroy the world and cause civilization to fall, but it is quite the opposite.

Analysts have equated the board's silence to a rejection.

I love how I have equated being gay to cancer.

Q: Your other films have equated sex with violence.

In 2005 this would have equated to 545 practices countrywide.

The Greek goddess Leto, for example, may have been equated with the Lycian mother goddess.

Justice Janice Rogers Brown has equated liberalism with slavery.

Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity may decry the secular society that the Founding Fathers in fact enshrined in the Constitution, but in practice the outsized respect granted to religion in the public sphere has equated questioning the existence of God with being a bad person.