Sentence for equally | Use equally in a sentence

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• All drank equally. (10)
• He was equally at her service. (4)
• It has hurt his father equally. (4)
• Equally in brother and sister deceived! (4)
• Mrs. Palmer, in her way, was equally angry. (4)
• On that point the squire was equally decided. (10)
• Explanation and apology are equally impossible. (4)
• People do not all look equally sour and downcast. (2)
• You with your hair in my style are equally safe. (10)
• If he does more or less than this he equally fails. (9)
• Lady Middleton was equally pleased with Mrs. Dashwood. (4)
• The speculation and the decorum are equally commendable. (10)
• Catherine thought this reproach equally strange and unkind. (4)
• In dumb show they are equally good for attack and defence. (10)
• To this discovery succeeded some others equally mortifying. (4)
• They were not the same, but they were, perhaps, equally good. (4)
• His voice was equally powerless to provoke a sign of animation. (10)
• His voice was equally powerless to provoke a sign of animation. (22)
• My opinion is that all human beings have equally deep perceptions. (12)
• The burden of defending his country falls equally on every citizen. (8)
• Upon the whole, she was equally contented with her view of his feelings. (4)
• You surpass him, for your delivery is more correct, and equally fluent. (10)
• The feelings leapt alive, equally venomous from the wound and the caress. (10)
• We do not kiss his toe, certainly, but we have privileges equally enviable. (10)
• Elizabeth, equally next to Jane in birth and beauty, succeeded her of course. (4)
• The popular tale of adventure and crime Would equally sicken an overdone taste. (10)
• Another friend, equally heretical, was by, but neither of us attempted to gainsay him. (9)
• They loved equally the comforts and the luxuries and the powers of this our little life. (13)
• It probably grieved them about equally, but they could equally forgive it. (9)
• Not, however, that many instances of beings equally hardened in guilt might not be produced. (4)
• The winning or the losing of that young lady struck him as equally lamentable for Willoughby. (10)
• Their means were as different as their objects, and equally suited to the advancement of each. (4)
• Carinthia warmly agreed with him, but begged him be sure his uncle divided the profits equally. (10)
• Her opinion varying with every fresh conjecture, and all seeming equally probable as they arose. (4)
• The office-door opened, and he heard not; his name was called, and he remained equally moveless. (10)
• Equally susceptible to admiration of himself, he considered Laetitia Dale a paragon of cleverness. (10)
• He reined his horse in behind a tree, then perceived that it was equally impossible to spy on them. (8)
• Her delicious chatter, and her museful sparkle in listening, equally quickened every sense of life. (10)
• With less alarm and greater eagerness she seized a second, a third, a fourth; each was equally empty. (4)
• Both were equally free with the husband, and he was impartially fond of both: it was quite a family affair. (9)
• He proposed the theatre as a distraction from the anxieties that he knew were pressing equally on his wife. (9)
• The whole city was equally dusty; and they found the trees in the square before their own door gray with dust. (9)
• With proper civilities the ladies then withdrew; all of them equally surprised that he meditated a quick return. (4)
• Longfellow was equally anxious that he should not do so, and he took a harmless pleasure in out- manoeuvring him. (9)
• This item is wholly distinct from the equally great mass of Sunday stuff written for the same papers by salaried men. (16)
• Another piece equally deserving of distinction is the Berceuse, an ingenious series of variations on a persistent bass. (3)
• At a glance, the lower instincts and the higher spirit appear equally to have the philosophy of overlooking blemishes. (10)
• The phantasmic groupings of the young brain are very like those we see in the skies, and equally the sport of the wind. (10)
• Her situation in life, the character of her father and mother, her own person and disposition, were all equally against her. (4)
• There was a disagreable coldness and Forbidding Reserve in her reception of me which was equally distressing and Unexpected. (4)
• Astonishment and laughter surrounded him, and Palmet looked from face to face, equally astonished, and desirous to laugh too. (10)
• But in sorrow she must be equally carried away by her fancy, and as far beyond consolation as in pleasure she was beyond alloy. (4)
• Hence a string of possible events, astounding to mankind, but equally calculable, should one care to give imagination headway. (10)
• He had the potentiality of publicity in the sort of welcome he gave equally to all men; and if I asked more I was not reasonable. (9)
• It would be well for the eldest sister if she were equally satisfied with her situation, for a change is not very probable there. (4)
• Mr. Durance had spoken of big battles round about the town of Dreux; also of a wonderful Mausoleum there, not equally interesting. (10)
• Shelton saw an indescribable appreciation rise on every face, as though they had been offered truffles or something equally delicious. (8)
• Vittoria was equally amazed by her want of sympathy, which was positive coldness, and her disregard for the sentiments of her hostess. (10)
• Equally unforgettable were the expectation of his coming, the delight of his presence, the admiration that met him from the eyes of men. (12)
• He equally decided that it would be absurd; so we breakfasted deliberately, and then walked to the station, reasoning of many things as usual. (9)
• Invisible now from either side, and equally doomed by friend and foe, he stood in the shot-swept space, motionless, his face toward the enemy. (1)
• He seemed to have no sense that the Universe was equally compounded of those two symbols, whose point of reconciliation had not yet been discovered. (8)
• Mrs. Jennings and Mrs. Palmer joined their entreaties, all seemed equally anxious to avoid a family party; and the young ladies were obliged to yield. (4)
• She concluded with many good wishes that Lady Lucas might soon be equally fortunate, though evidently and triumphantly believing there was no chance of it. (4)
• Brother officers said of Major Nagen that he was occasionally equally senseless in the nose, which had been tweaked without disturbing the repose of his features. (10)

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