Sentence examples for it approximates something from inspiring English sources
I use the word exile, not because I think it is the right term, but because it approximates something far more intimate, more painful, more awkward: exile from myself, in the sense that I could so easily have had another life, lived elsewhere, loved others, been someone else.
So do not be surprised when the duck taco turns out to be more of a crunchy duck chalupa, its salsa smells like oranges and chocolate, and the duck itself approximates something of a Mexican confit.
When I interviewed best-selling author Andrew Gross, he said the opening premise of his novel 15 Seconds approximates something that happened to him in his life.
Ok, not really, but the coat she was carrying was so fuzzy and white, it almost approximated something polar.
I'm not a remotely religious person, but I remember thinking at the time that the emotional transfiguration I experienced while reading about Dantès' revenge (perhaps not the most noble of human undertakings) approximated something a believer might feel when reading a particularly beautiful psalm.
In the Fāṭimid state the mission became in effect a third branch of the government, together with the traditional military and bureaucratic establishments; it thus approximated to something otherwise lacking in the medieval Islāmic world an institutionalized state church.
I used to be a jeweler so I knew its approximate value, something around $10,000.
Rather, it is highly likely that their views approximate something like the "Planning Theory of law" that Shapiro outlines in his book Legality (from which the above quote was taken).
In the process it delivers something approximating a truly global array.
We wanted to approximate something similar in poetry but it seemed unlikely there would ever be an audience for what we were doing".
And it is constantly been suboptimal with respect to another approach, which is basically to try to approximate something from data, with some kind of data driven procedure.
