Sentence examples for such as equating from inspiring English sources
Wade's explanations commit various well-known errors, such as equating correlation with causation and extrapolating from individual traits to group characteristics.
Right-wing figures like Grover Norquist relish in shock-tactics, such as equating Nazism to socialism, and accusing President Obama of being a "European-style socialist".
Bolsonaro, who polls suggest will win the most votes in the first round of the October elections, has sparked outrage for comments such as equating homosexuality with pedophilia and calling a congresswoman too ugly to be raped.
With a number of horrific tweets talking about killing all Muslims and with people such as Richard Dawkins equating Islam with Nazism, we need to be vigilant.
It is a myth that the United States of America was ever a democracy (most of the famous founder elite such as John Adams equated democracy with mob rule and wanted no part of it).
As Myers writes, "to convey her message for female readers that achievement comes from within, Wollstonecraft substitutes the strength, force, and mental expansion associated with heroic sublime for the littleness, delicacy, and beauty that Rousseau and aestheticians such as Edmund Burke equate with womanhood".
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Since, as already explained, audiovisual works such as filmstrips are equated with motion pictures, their sequential showing would be regarded as a performance rather than a display and would not be exempt under section 110(2).
Such businesses equate marketing with selling; they don't conceive of marketing as a broader way to position their firms.
Despite the fact that tear-jerking adverts such as John Lewis's equate giving someone "a Christmas you never forget" with spending lots of money at John Lewis, I can't recall a single non-skint Christmas throughout my childhood.
Moulton's point is not simply that the socially constructed belief that aggression is an unladylike/unfeminine characteristic puts women at a disadvantage (indeed, in a double bind) in careers such as philosophy that equate aggression with competence.
