Sentence examples for not as valid from inspiring English sources

One person's opinion is not as valid as another's.

The Black Country accent has a stigma attached to it - as if it was somehow not as valid as standard English.

The reasons for that act of excommunication were not as valid as those advanced in 1077, and many nobles who had so far favoured the pope turned against him because they thought the prohibition of investiture infringed upon their rights as patrons of churches and monasteries.

Supporters cite a number of reasons for wanting gay marriage, including that separate civil partnerships perpetuate the notion that same-sex relationships are not as valid as heterosexual ones and that legal rights are still not exactly the same as those conferred by marriage.

This one probably is not as valid as the first two.

It's suggesting that if you come from any country other than Syria your reasons for claiming asylum are not as valid.

They fret that their perspective isn't as valid as someone else's, so they hold back.

Intuitive justifications are not considered as valid as rational ones.

It makes them not quite as valid as other experiences because they're so easily replicated and accessible.

If the view isn't as valid today as it once was, neither is it entirely groundless.

Back then your word wasn't as valid, and you had to be careful what you signed.