Sentence examples for bit akin from inspiring English sources

Right now, the CFPB's war is a bit akin to the war on drugs, attacking the supply side.

The lbw rule is a bit akin to football's offside law; an arcane regulation that is required to stop players from ruining the action.

These changes are a bit akin to being psychotic – they include distortions of perception, especially in visual and auditory perception, as well as in the way one thinks.

As a lawyer and a candidate's spouse unafraid to talk policy, she is seen by some voters as a bit akin to Hillary Rodham Clinton.

"The way that neurons communicate with each other is by how fast they fire pulses, it's a little bit akin to listening to a Geiger counter click, and it's that property that we lock onto," said Professor Andrew Schwartz from the University of Pittsburgh.

But these examples reflect where Chua started, not who she is today, and passing judgment on her based on them strikes me as a bit akin to passing judgment on Jane Austen's Emma for her churlish behavior to Miss Bates.

"This hop bit is akin to tea".

Mr. Schundler added: "Now that, to me, is a little bit more akin to the way things are in Iran than the way they are here in the United States.

It's a bit a akin to claims about which trading house has the fastest roundtrip trading execution capability.

That the speaker doesn't distort Siri's voice into something a bit more akin to the original.

In those prehistoric days of 2016, the company was known as Superflex, and the product looked something a bit more akin to a bionic wetsuit.