Sentence examples for very akin from inspiring English sources

I felt very akin to him".

But silken tofu has other properties very akin to cream.

"High-end television in its production process is very akin to that of film.

"The attitude of the Simpsons is very akin to the attitude of the channel - edgy and irreverent," she says.

"One thing I love about Mexican food is that it's very akin to British tastes," says Miers, a svelte businesswoman in her early 30s, who discusses her brand above the packed lunchtime cacophony of her Covent Garden restaurant.

For Fischer has been doing in Dresden something very akin to what his British Museum has become famous for: seeing museums as great meeting places where European masterpieces are shown on an equal, not superior, stage with art from other continents and collections are mined for multicultural riches.

Equal weighting is really akin to a very simple quantitative program, meant to beat the market (just like any actively managed fund).

Something vaguely - very vaguely - akin to that happened last week.

"A map, to me, is very much akin to a picture.

It's like any raffle, very much akin to trailer raffles, snowmobile raffles or turkey raffles".

All of which makes safe personal care very much akin to safe food.