Sentence examples for exactly akin from inspiring English sources

The screen is not exactly akin to the plasma screen over your fireplace.

"The detailed forms of algorithmic interaction and play required today of the computer-using public is, in my mind, so exactly akin to writing code that the division between the two must certainly be ascribed to other ends.

Not a Hail Mary pass, exactly, but akin to a struggling N.F.L. team that suddenly decides to adopt the wildcat formation and rely on fakery.

Voters should know for sure what, exactly, do Mr. Akin's fellow Republicans find so offensive and indefensible about the candidate's comments?

It's really that he's — it's an indifference coming to him from something akin, though not exactly, to Michal's sure sense of herself.

But the implication remains that wives and whores are–if not exactly like Coke and Pepsi something akin to champagne and beer.

Though not exactly similar, the approach is akin to the 'localising human rights approach', with focus on empowerment for attaining better public health standards, a key human rights concept [ 33].

The sensitivity of a bond to interest rate fluctuations is measured by its duration, which is akin to, but not exactly the same as, the number of years until maturity.

The trial experience is akin to riding a tiger, unsure exactly where the beast will take you or whether you'll fall off and get mauled in the process.

This image was not exactly a chilling admonitory study in pure evil, akin to Mephistopheles or Dorian Gray; it was far closer to the what-me-worry/get-out-of-my-way rictuses of a Gob Bluth or a George W Bush.

I don't want to belong to any club that will accept people like me as a member". That sentiment is not exactly a tax principle, but it is very akin to one.