Sentence examples for akin to a reflex from inspiring English sources

It all feels so basic to me, but language is largely muscle memory and calling somebody their name is akin to a reflex.

The only difference between visiting the original cave and its replica, Mr. Lasheras said, was emotional, something akin to a "cultural conditioning reflex" that people feel when they know that they are looking at prehistoric art rather than a modern copy.

More akin to a W.T.O.

"They are akin to a political appendix.

Death is "oddly akin to a birth".

A scanner is somewhat akin to a photocopier.

It is an akin to a progressive system of taxation.

The fourth division is considered akin to a private militia.

"We became akin to a Soviet-era paper".

Its power is akin to a punch in the face.

He possesses something akin to a soccer sixth sense.