more equal

It means that some are more equal—a lot more equal—than others.

In our ever-more-equal culture, we are happy to imagine dozens of ways that people can live, together or apart.

Every day we are all super aware of just how equal we all are, and how more equal we are becoming.

Are some journalists more equal under the eyes of the law than others?

I always yearned for a little more equal sexuality—but his stories always took off and satisfied.

The struggle with Raymond Latour might be a more equal one than it appeared on a first consideration.

Riggs appeared at a loss for a quick answer; his wits were no more equal to this predicament than his nerve.

The comparison betwixt Horace and Juvenal is more difficult; because their forces were more equal.

More uniform cooling insures that the expansion or change of form due to heating will be more equal.

The Americans unite some of the low qualities of feudalism with some of the highest of a more equal social organization.