Sentence examples for same measure as from inspiring English sources

That women, in the same measure as men, should be able to fulfil their individuality is, of course, a radical idea.

Because of that, some believe Mr. Greenspan has the advantage -- after all, the Senate could enact the same measure as the House.

What I am struck by – as I write in my new book Not Hamlet, about the frail position of women in drama – is that none of the women are awarded interiority in nearly the same measure as the male characters.

The longer ban would see athletes miss at least one Olympic Games - effectively enforcing the same measure as the International Olympic Committee's so-called Osaka Rule which was dropped last year.

But no, we cannot continue to have him glorified in the same measure as in the past, nor should we need to have these quotes thrown back at us again and again because the University prefers to sweep the issue under the carpetbag.

5) Amy Adams, American Hustle Ditto Bale's co-star Amy Adams, whose drop-necked and super-slippery turn didn't impress us to the same measure as her more apparently conventional work in Her (for which we gave her a supporting actor nod).

After years of oppression, it seemed folly to judge blacks by the same measures as whites.

It will always be possible for someone not just to critique your choices, but also to critique them on the same terms, using the same measures, as you critique the choices made by society.

"The question should really be: Why are we the only ones who are doing something about it?" While Palmdale has employed many of the same measures as Lancaster, Mayor James C. Ledford Jr. has not been as outspoken as Mr. Parris.

And Figure 4 shows the percentage change in income by quintile and for the top 5 percent using the same measures as in Figure 3, but adding "accrued gains including housing and privately held businesses".

We consider how it fits into scholarly parameters (whether it be theories or methodologies, making it quantifiable in some way), and if, in academic settings, the study of oral history can or should be judged by the same measures as history, sociology, or anthropology.