Sentence examples for apparently akin to from inspiring English sources

Dating an Asian man in the gay community is now apparently akin to admitting you're into "feminine" dudes, which is no longer acceptable.

Timberlake gamely boogied into the front row of the audience and attempted to incite more revelry, though trying to coerce actors tightly swaddled in expensive and unforgiving garments into dancing like normal people is, apparently, akin to asking your house cat to fetch you a soda.

Keeping male porn stars sheathed is apparently akin to telling Clint Eastwood to keep his gun holstered.

However, many gays themselves have been re-fetishing body hair lately, to the point where hirsuteness is now apparently akin to gay godliness.

Trump supporters have long called those they disagree with "cucks," because wanting everyone to have access to healthcare is apparently akin to letting a stranger fuck your wife.

Asus is apparently doing something akin to the pee-pee dance while trying to get its next generation of Eee PCs out the door.

Since language is subjective then measuring brand messaging — as marketers apparently must — is akin to putting your hand into a snake pit in the hopes of pulling out a docile python.

Apparently, in an act akin to cultural dumping, we are playing the Yanks at their own game and exporting all our used entertainment shows to the US where, amazingly, they are being lapped up.

Stein was discussing the shooting with host Steve Malzberg and said the use of the term "unarmed" to describe Brown, who was "apparently on marijuana," was akin to "calling Sonny Liston unarmed or Cassius Clay unarmed".

The clerks, apparently perceiving her request as akin to one for bread in Communist Moscow, did not appear to care.

That the Guardian is apparently supportive of a strategy dangerously akin to the grammar-secondary modern school divide is staggering.