Sentence examples for too akin from inspiring English sources

Still others regard oral stimulation of the breast unseemly, being too akin to infantile suckling.

He was reluctant, too, to take on James Rosenquist, whose billboard-derived montages of commercial imagery struck him as too akin to Surrealism.

In the fitting room, I will twirl to make sure nothing is too clingy – or too akin to a potato sack.

It was too dry, too beholden to abstract structure, and too akin to the barren theoretical philosophizing of the Scholastics or the modern metaphysicians.

But there are brief moments too akin to when you can't find your underwear post-party what the hell is that last, yowling track, Khan?

WASHINGTON -- Money from national Republican committees appears to be moving back into the Missouri Senate contest for Rep. Too Akin, the GOP congressman who infamously declared that "legitimate rape" does not lead to pregnancy.

It was also Akin (2013) who extended the investigations beyond the case of ZD-strategies, to characterize partner strategies for δ = 1 (calling them 'good' strategies, a term we feel is too general).

Recovery advocates and community members argue that cutting people off from methadone is too dangerous, akin to taking insulin from a diabetic.

I am not proud of this sentiment; it is too closely akin to how the Daily Mail would expect me to react.

But events of recent weeks suggest that something else is happening too, something akin to the Victorians' idea about the deserving and undeserving.

About those opponents: one frequent complaint against Lipset's approach to "American exceptionalism" is that it's too closely akin to the consensus school that dominated the study of history and political science during the 1950's.