Sentence examples for prone to equate from inspiring English sources

And in the lapel-grabbing equivalent of a 22-minute monologue, Mr. Hirson has given Henry, played by Ron Rifkin, a vulgarity-laced first-act speech that is likely to challenge the sympathies of any theatergoer, particularly anyone prone to equate the sentiments of a protagonist with those of the author.

Not to equate Mr. Trump with Saddam Hussein.

He appeared to equate policy with paper".

Chinese tend to equate bigger with better.

He seemed to equate metaphysics and philosophy.

"To equate Angela Spaccia with Robert Rizzo is bizarre.

Eliot implicitly equated them when he sought Leonard Woolf's counsel on handling a wife prone to nervous exhaustion.

Prone to self-destruct.

He was prone to hallucinations.

They're prone to violence.

(Las Vegas is prone to earthquakes).