Sentence examples for how akin from inspiring English sources

Heavy internet-sighers bemoaned how akin Zellweger has become to Jennifer "No One Puts Baby in a Corner" Grey, who infamously cut off her own nose to spite her face, and – like a spooky campfire tale – supposedly never ever worked again.

I have a hard time understanding how Akin, who is the son of a Presbyterian minister, has a Master of Divinity from a prominent Christian seminary and is an active member of a Presyterian Church of America congregation, could debase himself in such a way that he has no qualms about putting his political agenda ahead of the truth and well being of women.

He said the biggest aspect of the decision is voters finding out how conservative Akin is on policy issues.

It's an answer that shows how much more akin to this chap Lloyd is than he was the scene-stealing likes of Doc or Fester Addams or Judge Doom.

She explains how technology is akin to the design of slot machines, and how the same elements that can keep people in 'the zone' in a cassino can apply to the devices we all carry around in our pockets.

"Hey, Lois, how you doing?" Mr. Akin called out to the woman.

It's akin to how they were caught cheating in 2002.

That is how things stand in Akin's risky world: people adhere in unpredicted ways, then suddenly peel apart.

You have to imagine that Clint Dempsey playing today was akin to how O'Doyle felt playing dodgeball in Billy Madison.

The researchers have been examining how lemurs use vocalisations, akin to our chit-chat, to build familiarity and closeness.

Professor Ariely says the behavior is akin to how we can be more willing to do something good if the public knows about it.