Sentence examples for even akin from inspiring English sources

But even our ever present minders couldn't hide the signs of an astonishingly repressive regime, one described this year by the UN as unparalleled in the modern world, even akin to that of the Nazis.

What a whopper: This is like a penultimate amalgamation, and if you're up on kids TV, maybe even akin to a climactic Power Rangers battle.

Its main call is markedly different from the pied or grey currawongs and has been described as a combination of alternating kar and wheek sounds, killok killok, or even akin to part song and part human laughter.

Companies like mine are not and never were anything like the mega-giants of today or even akin to those lesser in size but equal in hubris and valuation.

And it isn't even akin to the cases of Senators Vitter or Ensign, who were ganged up on not so much because they had an affair or did something kinky, but because of the hypocrisy of said person, who'd been holier than thou on many occasions about "family values" and railed against those who are pro-choice or are for gay unions.

Even Akin's Democratic opponent Claire McCaskill hinted at that when she talked about her 84-year-old mother's reaction.

He had never observed either of them engaged in anything "even remotely akin to sexual conduct".

Not even Mr Akin believes he didn't screw up horribly in that interview and he did apologise.

I hope it doesn't take something even vaguely akin to the Civil War to undo this mess.

And the only thing even remotely akin to acting is Mr. Reeves's expression of fixed intelligence, aside from those grunting, superhuman onslaughts against the enemy".

Although Sanders may well go on to win New Hampshire next week (he is leading in the polls there and the state's fundamentals are even more akin to his support base), the Vermont senator is unlikely to dent Clinton's chances in larger more diverse states.