Sentence examples for pretty akin to from inspiring English sources

In the short demo, it seemed pretty akin to what you're able to capture using a gimbal or other hardware stabilizer.

The effect was somewhat akin to lace.

Starting this way is pretty much akin to a bull locking itself in a china shop.

Now, I wasn't around when Christopher Columbus happened upon America but I rather fancy the reaction to that discovery was pretty much akin to the noise that greeted the unveiling of BRF.

Expanding is pretty much akin to starting an entirely new company.

Now it's bought $1.25 trillion in debt from government-owned mortgage issuers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which is pretty much akin to buying debt from the Treasury, and it's scooped up $300 billion in bonds from the Treasury directly.

It's pretty much akin to seeing your shadow.

Saying 'Pelosi' is pretty much akin to saying 'the devil' in Wyoming.

Compositions like "Deportee," "Pastures of Plenty" and "Pretty Boy Floyd" have become national treasures akin to Benjamin Franklin's "Poor Richard's Almanack" and Mark Twain's "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn".

Perhaps she did feel desperate to write this book, and perhaps it was truly akin to Ellen's decision to risk pretty much everything to live in her chosen gender.

To say the ending is disappointing is an understatement akin to referring to Stephen King as "somewhat successful" or Shakira as "sort of pretty".