Sentence examples for quite as equal from inspiring English sources

Even if the highest court agrees, same-sex couples' marriages would still not be quite as equal as their opposite-sex counterparts.

My sense is that a lot of parents aren't going to want to sit around the dinner table and try to justify to their kids why a gay teacher or a transgender friend isn't quite as equal as someone else".

Sure, gender roles are not quite as equal as they might bein the US right now.

The German mathematicians are, for the first time since the ending of World War I, admitted to an international conference again, but not quite as equals.

But still, he said, "almost on a daily to weekly basis we're reminded how we're still not quite viewed as equal by a good portion of the United States.

Though Dany has taken Jon as her lover and invites him for a joyride on one of her dragons, she still doesn't quite see him as equal, however much Tyrion, Varys (Conleth Hill) and Ser Davos (Liam Cunningham) might encourage her to, if only to bolster her ties to the Seven Kingdoms.

Well, I'm the one who's going to write it.' Audry's reply was: 'Fine, perfect.' She took the news as proof her friend had run up against a 'serious obstacle' - possibly she had discovered she was not quite as free as her equal partner.

Women have not gained equal rights quite as rapidly as gays have, but the movements for women's and LGBT equality will become intertwined, seeing that these two groups have much more in common that most people will admit.

Yet if the post-feminist age is clearly not quite as meritorious as anticipated a brighter, more equal, future beckons.

Even so, has there ever been a new broom quite as useless as the old one or less equal to the task of clean-up?

This is of course not necessarily the case; patients at the extremes of each risk group are classified as equal but most likely have quite different chance of survival.