Sentence examples for akin to making from inspiring English sources

It's akin to making spelling and grammar mistakes in your résumé.

The creative experience is different, too, she said; making "House of Cards" was akin to making "a thirteen-hour movie".

Donations, Ansolabehere says, are best understood as a form of consumption, akin to making a charitable contribution.

It's a move akin to making a Rosemary's Baby board game, or a Don't Look Now inflatable bouncy castle set.

Making end-of-life decisions while sick in the hospital is akin to making decisions on what to eat while hungry in the grocery store.

Past attacks were akin to making a telephone call and never replying to the answer on the other end, thus tying up the line.

Focusing on Ryan's bedroom eyes might be akin to, say, making references to Hillary's pantsuits or hairstyles in the 2008 presidential election, but judging people on their appearance is a fact of life.

He considered Kylie's deal with Puma akin to him making a reality show with Jay Z and Beyoncé and having it air it on Sundays at the same time as "KUTWK".

In very few words, Akin managed to make three points.

Taiwan's president, Chen Shuibian, who announced the change, insisted that it was akin to writing "Made in Taiwan" on toys manufactured on the island -- a politically inconsequential statement of fact.

Timothy Ash at Standard Bank said the Russian authorities had "a full-blown rouble crisis on their hands", more akin to the 'Made in Russia' 1998 financial crisis, than the 2008 global crash.