Sentence examples for or something analogous from inspiring English sources

What we see does at times suggest a play, or something analogous to one.

But is it a perception or something analogous?

Similarly, they argue, the persons of the Trinity are so many selves constituted by the same stuff (or something analogous to a stuff).

With respect to this interpretation of Avicenna, it is important to emphasize that, in his account of the priority of the final cause, he mentions that the thingness (or essence) of the end may exist prior to motion as an image in the soul "or as something analogous to that" (Avicenna MH: 228, trans. modified).

He also makes a further point, which is historically significant: the thingness (or essence) of the end "is not a cause unless it occurs as an image in the soul, or as something analogous to that" (Avicenna MH: 228, trans. modified).

Hallucinations and delusions are subjective phenomena, and without language or a reliable and readily measurable neurobiological marker for these internal phenomena, it is not possible to identify with certitude when an animal may be experiencing these states or even something analogous.

So whereas modern epistemologists regard intuition, understood as an intellectual seeming or presentation, as something analogous to the non-factive notion of a perceptual experience, it looks like some classic intuitionists regarded intuition as analogous to the factive notion of a perception.

Which isn't bad, or new: Blue Note did something analogous in 2000 with "New Directions," which reformulated classic pieces from that label's catalog.

Is there something analogous to that now?

Something analogous can be claimed for South Africa.

Watching him, one sees something analogous to a religious transformation.