Sentence examples for were fully equal from inspiring English sources

But it is with bitter irony rather than nostalgia that Mr Khatib recalls those days: "We were fully equal.

The controversy was closed by a law of 1920, which declared that denominational schools were fully equal with state schools, both types being eligible for public funds.

Though his initial goal seems to be to prove that in every way except external physical traits, women are fully equal to men, most of his treatise argues for the superiority, rather than equality, of women.

They are seldom interchangeable, but in terms of absolute quality, they are fully equal".

And the America that now supports us thinks we are fully equal just because we have matching wedding rings.

It was fully equal to its predecessors, and in the matter of heartiness toward the prima donna, somewhat surpassed them.

Chinese tech companies are "fully equal to the American ones," and they "enjoy the full support and protection of the Xi Jinping regime".

Between songs, the women in RBD spoke to the audience to insist that women are fully equal to men and should stick together to fight discrimination.

Supporters of same-sex marriage say gay people are entitled to be fully equal citizens, including in their yearning to make families.

Inspired by the art of Africa and the Pacific Islands, which he began studying in Dresden's ethnographic museum in 1910, Kirchner made sculptures that are fully equal to his extraordinary prints and drawings and the best of his paintings.

Bringing these items to the concert platform, accompanied (as on disc) by the French period-instrument orchestra Les Talens Lyriques under Christophe Rousset, the American mezzo showed that her range of technical skills was fully equal to the tasks Handel sets in this compendium of what are usually termed "rage arias".