Sentence examples for mood of equality from inspiring English sources
Ironically, the Calcutta Club, which has reciprocal arrangements with the Oxford and Cambridge Club on London's Pall Mall and the National Liberal Club in Whitehall, among others, was established amid a mood of equality.
During a visit to Spanish soldiers in Afghanistan, images of this slight figure with her bump, her smock fluttering in the desert breeze, signalled a new mood of equality in Spain.
And so in Denham's open-handed advocacy of the religious potential to combat racism, and rebuild a common and thriving civil society, there may also be glimpses of better policy on the way from his department: his predecessor but one Ruth Kelly, for example, was so steeped in one strand of Catholicism that coming to terms with the democratic change of mood on equalities was, for her, problematic.
International Women's Day was marked amid a mood of anger that the struggle for equality is far from being won.
It's a message of equality".
Both go against Labour notions of equality.
This is a world of equality".
War is not a place of equality".
Feminism rested on the principle of equality.
Blunkett's idea of equality is equality of opportunity.
