Sentence examples for noted equally from inspiring English sources

Equality is the day where sex is noted, as there is an unavoidable difference, but noted equally for men and women.

Taut muscle bands and muscle twitches were common (50% and 30%, respectively) and were noted equally in all three diagnostic groups.

Even if designers don't care for the brightness of animated cartoons, there is, as the late film critic Manny Farber noted, the equally important quality of gentleness that was mixed into the gags, particularly those of Chuck Jones.

"There's a lot about masturbation here – as much an age of coming as a coming of age novel", noted an equally admiring Julie Burchill in the Spectator: "She writes with breathtaking brio, like a great professional hoofer who has been toe-tapping since tot-hood but has never grown tired of performing: very much a 'Ta-da!

Ocean advocates are focusing on things less noted but equally likely to be deep-sixed such as the National Ocean Policy.

In High, Wide and Handsome (1986), he charted the progress of Ian Botham, England's renaissance man in the Ashes defeat of Australia at Headingley in 1981, but, typically, noted him equally for his epic walk four years later for a leukaemia charity – 874 blistering miles.

However, they also noted that equally ancient taxa may have markedly shorter branch lengths.

If you feel it in both areas, you have a balanced voice and can sing both high and low notes equally.[4].

Hobart described his subsequent first-ballot nomination for vice president as a tribute from his friends, but Hatfield noted, "it came equally as a tribute from [Hanna, who] wanted a ticket to satisfy the business interests of America, and Hobart, a corporate lawyer, fit that requirement perfectly".

Preparation, practice and precision, Mr. Wasdin notes, are equally important — something the Bin Laden Seals team well knows, having meticulously rehearsed its raid at a full-scale replica of the Bin Laden compound built at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan.

Were he able to comment today, Osler might note the equally phenomenal results that have followed technological applications at the turn of this century.