Sentence examples for so akin from inspiring English sources

There are few directors so akin to a choreographer.

"Mark's musicality is so akin to where I come from," Ms. Steinberg said.

"The winter woods are grey with sleep, Or something so akin to sleep.

And while many Italian families put family photographs inside the coffin, Hispanic people consider doing so akin to a curse.

"Overcast" is so akin to the poetry of anxiety in Gorky's masterpieces of the nineteen-forties that I fancy an electric arc across the intervening decades.

He knelt and kissed her, the arc of his motion so familiarbecause so akin to the rituals of the mosque, and then he rested hisforehead on hers.

While its color vision may only be so-so, akin to a person with red-green colorblindness who can tell green and red from other colors but not from each other, a squirrel has the benefit of natural sunglasses, pale yellow lenses that cut down on glare.

So has Akin Birdal, a leading human-rights campaigner.

So Mr Akin, a tea-party favourite, is under pressure to drop out of the race.

To me, the flavor of the celery look-alike was so closely akin to the candy Good & Plenty that it quickly became a special treat.

Never far from earshot is a columnist named Gus Bailey, whose travails are so nakedly akin to the author's that to call him an alter ego would be disingenuous.