Sentence examples for notions of equality from inspiring English sources

Hellenistic thinkers, especially the Stoics, asserted the existence of a natural law that applied to all human beings equally; this idea became the foundation of Roman legalism and Christian notions of equality (see Stoicism).

Both go against Labour notions of equality.

Nineteenth-century man does not subscribe to notions of equality, social or sexual.

Basic notions of equality and fairness have shifted in a globalised world.

Notions of equality aside, the real factor that rendered the "non-combat" distinction meaningless was the changing nature of the wars.

They played tennis and discussed philosophy, Butler writes, and he shared her progressive ideals, including, apparently, her notions of equality between a husband and a wife.

None of this has impeded the global popularity of football, which has done far better as an export industry than America's more equal sports.Politicians like the notion of equality.

"For us, the vote is a foundation to our notion of equality," Mr. Sachs said.

"The extension of the notion of equality is going to have to include drug users".

"The notion of equality is the great mystery of American public culture," Mr. Levinson said.

He has managed to instil this notion of equality to people in their millions.