Sentence examples for really analogous from inspiring English sources

Chateauneuf-du-Pape, in spite of the Perrins' interest in California syrah, is not really analogous.

But it is not really analogous: they were goalies, Subban is a defenseman.

[22] I suppose it could be argued that Telephone is not really analogous to the picture that Kripke proposes.

"It's really analogous to what's going on in Hox genes," said Dr. Irish, though she noted that details of the role of the MADS box genes remained to be worked out.

Its tone is reserved, but the numbers contained within it seem to suggest that modern fishing is really analogous to mining: fish are pulled from the sea faster than they can be replenished.

Is the resulting motion of the Earth really analogous to that of the lunar nodes?

"There isn't really an analogous precedent for it in my lifetime," he says; it's "a student protest movement that became a shooting war," and is now "a full-on revolution".

If Moa1 and Spo13 really have analogous functions, then former's downstream targets remain to be discovered.

If so, he says, "the extent to which the study really captures something analogous to general intelligence in humans is somewhat questionable".

Do you really see the two as analogous?

"I really think this period is analogous to 1945-1947," said Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, "in that the events started shifting the tectonic plates in international politics".