Sentence examples for world of equality from inspiring English sources

JE: Well, but it's also, do we want to be equal in a man's world, or are we creating a world of equality?

This is a world of equality".

Isn't it time to take off the old-fashioned blinkers and wake up to the 21st century world of equality and diversity?

But then again, don't we all wish for a world of equality and justice, in which someone – even a mafioso – can right wrongs and prove that oppression can be turned upside down? 2. The Day of the Owl by Leonardo Sciascia (1961) A sunburnt Sicilian town reminiscent of Lordsburg in John Ford's Stagecoach.

If young people's attitudes are the future – and they are – their, in general, increasing lack of interest in what other people do with their hearts and minds and genitals points towards a world of equality for those in same-sex relationships or with same-sex inclinations.

Feminism is about creating a world of equality, free of prejudice, judgment, or hatred between the sexes.

Let's all work to leave behind a 21st century world history of equality, respect, and pride.

Men, women and media were turned upside down, spun around and left with a new world order of equality that apparently threatened it all.

His "Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace" was an 800-word credo which claimed that users of the internet inhabited a new world of creativity, equality and justice which would forever remain beyond the reach of existing governments.

And points are hard to make in the world of gender equality because, much like in a dysfunctional marriage where all there is left to do is take turns to scream at each other without listening, the compassion has gone and bitter cynicism abounds.

Hedda's tragedy is partly that she realises that, with her aristocratic instincts and distaste for intellectual pursuits, she is an anachronism in a world of growing equality between the sexes: that is her dilemma rather than that she is a female Jekyll and Hyde.