Sentence examples for analogous town from inspiring English sources
Keneally invents a large ensemble of characters and an analogous town, and his third-person prose alternates between the viewpoint of distracted Australian officers, a lonely wife who falls for an Italian labourer on her farm, and several intensely disciplined Japanese captives haunted by their failure to commit suicide on the battlefield rather than be captured.
As used in South Africa, the term is analogous to shanty towns.
It is a seasonal lull of the town before autumn, analogous to the period in the fields when the dreamy cricket sounds over the hot August meadows: a hush before the fall winds blow.
Perhaps it has to do with an emptying process, the freeing-up of the view as analogous to The Country not being The Town.
Seeing their front page turn from an active, vibrant community forum into a virtual ghost town in such a short time is, frankly, terrifying to watch (being in an analogous space as we are).
I got an analogous kick from the Adnams Cellar and Kitchen where, as well as the fine ale brewed in the town, you can buy beer chutney, oak-aged Suffolk vodka, and all kinds of bibulous souvenirs, such as jugs and mugs and bar-towels.
"This is very analogous".
I thought, This is analogous.
Is there something analogous to that now?
The situation today isn't analogous.
