Example collocations logo

Equally in sentence

2026 examples of Equally in a sentence

"Delicatessen" fits this perfectly with its distorted camera angles and equally distorted characters.
I think their suicide speaks to inner torment of people who are equally sad and bored in their life, sadly I'm relatively happy, so I means little to me.
For those of you who have not seen the Hitchcock classic "Dial M For Murder" on which "A Perfect Murder" is based, let's just say they are two equally suspenseful films that are in many ways similar but in many more rather different.
As for technical, I can assure you Europeans that the English dub is equally as bad, though one can tell that indeed the characters' mouths were animated for English.
Bad camera shots, equally bad editing and sound post production.
Not sure this will be equally the case for this 2007 version.
Also a sequel to 3 other equally great movies by CHarles Band.
I thought Bai Ling's performance is equally good if not better.
But equally it could be said she was one of the bravest of contemporary writers who did her best, in the only way she knew how, to put right the wrongs she encountered in Irish society.
He is surround by friends and relatives that are equally as stupid and ignorant as he is, and he is sleeping with Meaney's girlfriend.
Not much different than the equally forgettable TV series, except with this they got "celebrity" voices.
Ravishing redhead Jamie Rose, buxom blonde Randi Brooks, and equally busty blonde Rebecca Perle are very sexy and gorgeous as three of the killer's victims.
The bang-up cast qualifies as another substantial asset: Merrie Lynn Ross as Bobbie Jo's bubbly sister Pearl, Jesse Vint as Pearl's volatile boyfriend Slick, the adorable Belinda Balaski as Bobbie Jo's sweet best gal pal Essie, Gerrit Graham as groovy hippie commune leader Magic Ray, Gene Drew as mean hillbilly Sheriff Hicks, and "Devil Times Five" screenwriter John Durren as equally nasty Deputy Abel Gance.
The movie ends in the next moment with an equally true touch.
I'd send it to the local church jumble sale but some other poor sap would have an equally unfulfilling afternoon, even if they only pay 10p for it.
And this is where synchronicity starts: because all the form is just equally inept, unable, clumsy, luke warm, unwilling, closed-off, just as the world it portrays.
The rest of the characters are equally fine - David Bamber's obsequious Mr. Collins is especially unforgettable.
You won't see any equally gory scenes for the rest of the movie.
He didn't need to be anything more than an archetype, his presence was cartoonish...the hapless bad guys were equally cartoonish.
It is equally difficult to make a documentary about plastic interesting to watch.
I feel like labeling every new episode I see as the best one thus far, but the truth is all episodes pretty much are of equally high quality.
These people are indigenous French equally étranger to Christianity or at any rate very open-minded indeed.
Things get complicated when Ronnie's druggie brother, fresh out of prison, shows up a day early and decides to party with his equally pathetic friends.
This is the best of the screwball comedies with Dunne and Grant equally matched.
Played equally well were American military personnel, including some Marines.
Michael York's role is often overshadowed by Minnelli's brassy Sally Bowles, but his work is equally strong.
Kenneth J. Hall's pathetic (mis)direction, Hall's equally dismal script (Hall is the same genius dreck feature scribe who penned the brilliant screenplay for "Nightmare Sisters"), Christopher Condon's endearingly crude'n'clunky cinematography, the dreadful dialogue ("Aren't they the ones who do those schlocky low budget films in Italy?"), the cheesy gore, nil suspense, sluggish pacing, terrible acting, a laughably hokey some-poor-guy-in-an-obvious-rubber-suit monster, Paul Natzke's annoyingly droning synthesizer score, and even a heavy-handed morale about the perils of vanity ensure that this hilariously horrendous honey is an absolute campy hoot from start to finish.
This obscure Universal "B" horror flick is also included in that yet-to-be released Box Set I mentioned in my review of HOUSE OF HORRORS (1946) above and, unfortunately, while I would certainly say that this one is more readily enjoyable, my verdict overall is equally lukewarm.
Lewis Stadlen is equally hilarious as the manic, irrepressible Banjo (a takeoff of one of the Marx Brothers, but I'm not sure which).
He doesn't get many breaks, a psychopath, Dean Jagger, who hates him unrealistically, attempts to kill a ten-year old but succeeds only in killing his horse; when confronted by Anderson, he spews out his hate for the boy and the 'family' he springs from and then, equally unrealistically, agrees to back off and wait til the boy grows up for his revenge.
BackNext