Sentence examples for though not equal from inspiring English sources

They are good singers, though not equal to thrushes.

Bob Fosse entered his pantheon of great choreographers, though not equal to George Balanchine.

"Their tenacity, though not equal to our own, probably surprised us a little".

For public consumption, he says he's in favor of equivalent legal rights for same-sex couples, though not equal status that is, civil unions, but not marriage.

For public consumption, he says he's in favor of equivalent legal rights for same-sex couples, though not equal status — that is, civil unions, but not marriage.

The party leadership believes these two tests have now been passed, giving Clegg more room to hail Lib Dem achievements in government and a chance to show he is not a house guest of the Tories but a joint – though not equal – tenant.

He is best known as the creator of Babe, the runty piglet who trains as a sheepdog, yet Dick King-Smith's life can be carved up into three neat though certainly not equal slices.

Christianity though does not equal religion.

Today's 6 Series traces its philosophy to coupe models of the same designation sold in 1977-88, though it may not equal that car's timeless styling.

Naturally, though, not all candidates are created equal.

Singularly among the films judged the best of 2003 by the 5,803 voters who make up the Academy's 15 voting branches, here is a movie written and directed by a woman (Sofia Coppola) that gives women equal time - though not so equal as to allow leading lady Scarlett Johansson a nomination alongside her (wonderful) costar, Bill Murray.