Sentence examples for not to equate from inspiring English sources

To compare these two struggles is not to equate them.

Not to equate Mr. Trump with Saddam Hussein.

It's important not to equate Ocean Health Index scores with school grades, Dr. Halpern said.

The Department considers this a request for temporary refuge, not a request for asylum, and post officials should be particularly careful not to equate the two.

You know that Tealing is different from Swire but you'd have to be entirely ignorant of the Lockerbie story not to equate them as you read.

There are some 18-year-olds, of course, who manage not to equate college admissions with Judgment Day, reasoning sensibly that whichever school they attend, they'll have fun.

I do not mean to equate our plight with yours.

"The two just don't seem to equate".

Union membership is not to be equated with ignorance.

Not voting is not to be equated with not having the right to vote.

"I don't know what to equate that to.