Sentence examples for strikingly akin from inspiring English sources
"What we see in the piers is something strikingly akin to the 'accidental,'randomom,'arbitraryry' quality that is so sought after in these projects," Gavin Macrae-Gibson, a Manhattan architect, wrote in an e-mail message.
At least since the advent of industrial capitalism, however, intellectual discourse has been replete with allusions to phenomena strikingly akin to those that have garnered the attention of recent theorists of globalization.
Maria Misra, a lecturer at Oxford University, compares him to the philosophes, by stating, "his contemptuous attitude to the baleful influence of Hinduism in Indian public life is strikingly akin to the anti-Catholic diatribes of the enlightenment philosophes".
Most strikingly, political polarization has become akin to political segregation.
While the firm is best known for the strikingly modern Rose Center for Earth and Space at the American Museum of Natural History, the Biltmore project is more akin to its work at Carnegie Hall, in which existing features were restored and highlighted.
Strikingly, allocation of the driver nodes IL-13 and MCP-1 to high concentration bins in silico (akin to what occurred physiologically in the in vivo pup-free network) correctly (or closely) predicted the relative concentration status of 13 out of their 14 downstream cytokines in vivo.
With eagerness akin to love,.
