Sentence examples for be remarkably akin to from inspiring English sources

The presence of former GOP Congressman Bob Barr at the head of the Libertarian ticket will probably not be material in most states, but in some close contests (such as Montana and Alaska) his role could be remarkably akin to that played by Ralph Nader in 2000.

He is a free agent in a business that is remarkably akin to pro sports, full of divas who are great at hitting the curve or making impossible catches, but baffled by the rest of life.

Dewey's own account of inquiry, especially insofar as Dewey considers it to be the successive elimination of indeterminacy, is remarkably akin to Peirce's account of scientific methodology in action.

Although Robida's shrewd extrapolations were created for comic effect, they proved remarkably akin to the 20th century's reality.

He proved to be remarkably persistent, too.

Tor has proved to be remarkably robust.

This seems to be remarkably harsh.

That proved to be remarkably useful.

This ratio seems to be remarkably accurate.

FVs were remarkably resistant to isoflurane.

But they are remarkably difficult to sustain.