Sentence examples for approximating that of from inspiring English sources
Until the 20th century, musicians in Western societies were generally held in contempt, their status approximating that of a vagabond.
The result is a country in disintegration, millions displaced, a death toll approximating that of Iraq, with no end in sight and huge risks to regional stability".
Mr. Dick's "Piece in the Gamelan Style" (1978) used multiphonics as well but was mostly about color, with the gracefully bent line approximating that of an Asian wooden flute giving way for the harmonic thorniness of the modern Western style.
The banking debt of this nation, which has a population approximating that of greater Birmingham, fluctuates in the region of ¤100bn, according to whose estimate seems soundest on the day.
A spherical probe was used with a radius approximating that of a typical cell focal adhesion.
Broadband wireless companies hope to best the other schemes by offering the blanket coverage of cellular at a speed approximating that of Wi-Fi.
Prickett punched in some numbers, adjusting the angle so it approximated that of the roof on an A-frame chalet.
Although this relationship is that of pure water, it closely approximates that of fresh water.
The mass of the neutron approximates that of the hydrogen atom, about 1,850 times the mass of the electron.
Emmy the Great's sound roughly approximates that of the British folk revival of the nineteen-sixties, though with more verses.
The paradigm-shift scenario approximates that of "The Possibility of an Island," which, being more schematic and dogmatic, is the inferior novel.
