Sentence examples for that are akin from inspiring English sources

Achor: I've been looking at five habits that are akin to brushing your teeth.

Also, I think there are friendships that are akin to brotherly feelings".

Motorola's divisions are, in effect, run as separate firms that are akin to fractious children vying for parental attention.

At this time, women experience subtle changes in their psychology, behaviour, and physiology that are akin to the changes we see in non-human primates.

They can buy and overhaul office buildings, then command monthly rents that are akin to rates for residential sites, the most expensive class of property in Hong Kong.

Because he is a keen observer and a natural satirist — I would like to read a novel by him — the parts of "Rebel Land" that are akin to travel writing are shrewd.

That coup de grâce contained something that is akin to the holy grail in chess – a queen sacrifice.

"There is a heartiness to his inhospitable sentiments that is akin to humor and therefore to humanity".

"They've developed a lifestyle that is akin to the employers they spend their time talking to".

Amid the milking that was akin to chopping a a chunk of steak out of England's rump.

Even if, in reality, that is akin to asking political analysts to criticise David Cameron but not the Conservative party.