Sentence examples for means equally from inspiring English sources

Conservative here often means libertarian, and that often means equally staunch defenses of guns and brothels against government restrictions.

When Tarantino says they've done it all, he means, equally, the roles they've played and the life they've lived.

'Hecho pebre," I was taught, means equally: "I am making a ubiquitous Chilean diced onion/ tomato/coriander/green chilli condiment" and "I am completely buggered up".

"Homework," the authors write, "takes time, space, study aids and very particular academic skills, resources that are by no means equally distributed across American communities".

Most of the great cities of the world have developed on navigable waterways — rivers or harbors — but such waterways are by no means equally or randomly distributed around the world.

Since it cannot mean "the same as" it must mean "equally successful".

Speaking to reporters afterward, Ms. Dammann, 47, said the verdict vindicated her painful emotional decision to come out as a lesbian but meant equally difficult times ahead for the church.

The women in his life have meant equally as much: His wife, Emma de Caunes, a French actress, who was front and center in the 70s-style exploitation cinema posters from his Suggestionists series, along with the female university friends who inspired Tank Girl.

The women in his life have meant equally as much: his wife, Emma de Caunes, a French actress, who was front and centre in the 70s-style exploitation cinema posters from his Suggestionists series, along with the female university friends who inspired Tank Girl.

In Denmark, the notion of "fair" really means "equal", so in the case of our family schedule this basically means the tasks are equally divided between us.

Super Bowl 50 airs Sunday, which means an equally important and highly anticipated program is upon us as well: Animal Planet's Puppy Bowl XII.