Sentence examples for viewed as equal from inspiring English sources

This has provided some semblance of respect, but they are far from being viewed as equal and at best regarded as exotic and marginal.

Although the men and the women are treated differently within the church, they are still viewed as equal -- to others and to each other.

This implied that the pure form of the local language was not viewed as equal to Sanskrit, from the cosmopolitan viewpoint.

Make no mistake: as long as women are for sale, no woman will be viewed as equal in corporate boardrooms, in the halls of legislature, or in the home.

In a divorce court, spouses who each put forth effort on behalf of a marriage, even if in different realms, are generally viewed as equal contributors to the marriage.

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.

And it's what is currently keeping atheists and non-­theists from being viewed as equals to everyone else in American society.

Instead of ignoring the differences between how men and women utilize natural resources, women should be viewed as equals and agents of change.

It is fitting that Picasso's place in Sylvette's life was taken by the only creative force he viewed as an equal.

So business secretary Vince Cable should not be surprised by the banks' response to news that first-quarter lending to small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) was £16.8bn – well below the £19bn quarterly run-rate if the £76bn target/desire for 2011 were to be viewed as four equal laps of a track.

That's one of those things that's so normalised your brain often forgets to notice it, in the same way you can use a wheelchair every day but it takes a step in a restaurant to remind you that you're not viewed as an equal.