Sentence examples for clearly akin from inspiring English sources

The array of adjectives in the second paragraph alone displays a fascination clearly akin to that of J.

In this, Simón is clearly akin to the emotionally starved "professor of communications" in one of Coetzee's best-known novels, "Disgrace," whose rejection by an escort-for-hire whom he has been seeing routinely for years precipitates the disaster — the "disgrace" — of his life.

The Republican establishment, as it is called — this includes Senator John Cornyn, the head of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, but also Karl Rove, in a room somewhere issuing Super PAC checks — clearly wants Akin to go away.

The style of play employed by Laudrup's current Swansea team is clearly closely akin to the prevailing football philosophy at the Nou Camp, and his history as one of the club's greatest players in the last few decades would command instant respect from supporters.

Can we pick it up later?" He clearly finds interviews akin to visiting the dentist.

On both sides of the Bosporus strait, the city brings together the continents and cultures of Europe and Asia in a single geographically unique, heterogeneous package that clearly fascinates Mr. Akin.

In Todd Akin, Romney clearly feared a similar risk.

— DALIA SUSSMAN Florida's Republican primary voters are clearly anti-abortion rights – akin to voters in South Carolina.

Mr Akin was clearly banking on the strong support he still appears to enjoy in his home state from social conservatives, who carried him to an upset victory in the 7 August primary against two more-favoured candidates.

Ignorance is bliss, and clearly the Golics are akin to it.

The guys who plot campaigns clearly have become more akin to Hollywood screenwriters than to traditional politicos.