Sentence examples similar to seen as having equal merit from inspiring English sources

This means the county is seen as having equal or greater authority than the federal government.

Political correctness in part seems motivated by moral relativism--the view that all values have equal merit and deserve equal consideration.

But that doesn't mean that the two opposing sides have equal merit.

Others worried that with the opposing views standing beside each other, an observer might feel that both sides had equal merit.

As a result, The Guardian created "Not The Booker Prize" to reward books seen as having a greater literary merit.

Here's his younger brother, creating a work that Ben sees as having real cinematic merit, and it is essentially released into a black hole of enmity.

"We've had a couple of programs of varying degrees of merit that have been seen as certainly as unorthodox," the defense official said today.

"And to do that you have to be seen as an equal.

Firstly both genetic merit for calving interval and pairwise relationships among all animals were standardized to have equal variance.

The only way to be taken as equal is to be seen as equal.

From 1150 to 1500 all five Middle English dialects, as has been seen, were of equal status.