Sentence examples for feels analogous from inspiring English sources

It feels analogous to the business models of other open-source companies.

Collectively, the hybrid Dutch-Japanese buildings, opened to visitors in 2006, feels analogous to a compact Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia.

The launch of iOS 10 has only improved things further: 3D touch now feels perfectly analogous to the right click button on a Mac.

Perhaps if it were somehow confirmed that, as some thinkers speculate, our universe is actually a simulation run on a computer by an unfathomably advanced intelligent civilization, we would feel an analogous sense of confusion and possibility.

Being fringe NBA players at best, they want to at least get their numbers and show other teams that they deserve better than being stuck overseas, in the D-League or in Philadelphia (all situations which, at this point, probably feel rather analogous).

The obtained results are very encouraging: the expressed discomfort is comparable the one felt during analogous sight-testings.

Figurines are cool, but that hard molded plastic just doesn't suffice if you're the kind of person who likes to feel something analogous to a real boob when you're squeezing and prodding your female action figure's chest.

And that's an experience analogous to how many drivers may feel about the MyFord Touch experience (or, on the similar Lincoln MKX, MyLincoln Touch).

That he's nowhere to be found on "Wise Up Ghost," a product of analogous style and political conscience, feels like a slight, and maybe a further sign of shifting ground.

In my most anti-English days I condemned as a chauvinist ('this England indeed!) and because I felt it so bitterly analogous that a black man should be forced to deal with the English language in order to speak — I condemned him as one of the authors and architects of my oppression.

White wondered aloud "… whether the publicity and pressure to achieve the Unicorn benchmark is analogous to that felt by public companies to meet projections they make to the market with the attendant risk of financial reporting problems".