Sentence examples for who approximates from inspiring English sources

Sadat, the singer who approximates an Arabish Snoop Dogg in look and demeanor, sang in Arabic: "Life is like a swing it goes up and down... there are people who live in luxury while others don't have it so good".

Wearing paint-specked khakis over his lean, stooped frame, Guy Arthur Wiggins, 90, a painter who approximates Fred Astaire in voice and visage, made his way up 40 steps to the top floor of his West Fourth Street brownstone, where he keeps his studio.

Yet I do occasionally feel an odd empathy for others who approximate a celebrity in some hazy, unformed way.

There were the Felice Brothers, a country-rock band of siblings from upstate New York who approximate the communal joy of the Band.

But we also mean they are, in many ways, our dream (new) group: a rock band who approximate the sound made by Abel Tesfaye, alias R&B wunderkind the Weekend.

On one end of the spectrum are angels who approximate venture investors and like to hear a very professional pitch.

The Indian dish came to Japan at the end of the 19th century by way of Britain, who approximated the traditional flavors with their C&B curry powder — reportedly the world's first manufactured curry powder.

This confirms the results obtained by Poon and Otto who approximated Feq ne, Ne) as 2Ne/ 2Ne+ne) [10].

This is in agreement with [24] and [31], who approximate a rat whisker as a truncated cone (that is, a cone with the tip cut off).

An alternative approach has been published by Hirata, et al. [ 167] who approximate a generating partition from a time series using tessellations.

Even so, can it really be so inconceivable that Jeremy Corbyn's political philosophy is inimical to the British people when he – atheism notwithstanding – is the only one who even approximates to Christian teaching about wealth.