Sentence examples for perhaps akin from inspiring English sources

The work has led the scholars to conclude that Jesus was an extraordinary ethical teacher, perhaps akin to Gandhi.

The earliest human settlers in Sri Lanka were likely peoples of the proto-Australoid group, perhaps akin to the indigenous hill peoples of southern India.

Your implication was that their views are biased by some sort of arbitrary allegiance, perhaps akin to supporting a football team.

In much of Finland, reindeer hold a hallowed place in the collective imagination, perhaps akin to the buffalo in the history of the American West.

"In my view, the prime minister under the Constitution is quite strong, perhaps akin to the presidency of the United States," Mr. Nakasone said.

And I always get 'The Look.' " The phenomenon is perhaps akin to a Dec. 7 birthday for an earlier generation, but unlike Pearl Harbor, 9/11 is an event known by the date it occurred, forming an immediate visceral association.

(With luck, perhaps something akin to the wonderfully autobiographical paintings of Sarah McEneaney).

The clothing in "Skin + Bones" is perhaps most akin to architecture in its appropriation of the body as a site.

Or, perhaps more akin to Hidetaka Miyazki's Dark Souls ethos: not hard, but encouraging "accomplishment by overcoming tremendous odds".

This, perhaps, is akin to physicists discovering the God particle and deciding not to tell us – on account of the God particle actually being a murderous old bigot.

Granted, theatregoing in London has a more integrated role in daily life than it does in the States, perhaps more akin to sex or exercise.