Sentence examples for were considered equal from inspiring English sources

Men and women were considered equal by the Taipings but were allowed no contact with one another even married couples were forbidden sexual intercourse.

There were no special societies for slaves; but they were usually admitted to the societies, and, during the time of the festival, all men were considered equal.

Partly at least thanks to a supine judiciary, which is always loth to defy parliament accepting in one instance an electoral arrangement whereby five urban votes were considered equal to a single rural one.

Hexoses concentrations were considered equal to glucose plus fructose concentrations.

As an approximation, increased lung weights were considered equal to increased lung water content.

(b) The densities of the solid particles were considered equal in both dispersed and deposited states.

Will P. and Will A. were considered equals.

Jazz -- he prefers the phrase "American classical music" -- and the European repertory were considered equals.

In this article, in order to obtain the output of the conventional angle diversity receiver (the combined channel response), two combining methods were considered: equal-gain combining (EGC) and selection combining (SC).

In early America, citizens were considered equals with law enforcement officials.

Moral relativity is the new order because everything is considered equal, or equally corrupt.