Sins akin to that of Chidi in The Good Place.
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Rather, my approach is akin to that of an anthropologist and an explorer.
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The finding range should be akin to that of the standalone Tile units.
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Trump, however, said the atmosphere was akin to that of a Trump rally.
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Sodi's process as an artist is much more akin to that of a scientist.
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There are still ways to elicit a feeling akin to that pyrotechnic blood lust.
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I've wondered if we should get back to something that's more akin to that.
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Someone who's deathly afraid of drowning will likely experience some simulation akin to that experience.
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I will say that when a painting clicks, it is something akin to that devotional feeling.
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The dilemma facing voters will be akin to that found in a winner-take-all primary.
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Her approach feels akin to that of Frank O'Hara or Leslie Scalapino in its wild specificity.
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In essence the pebbles behave as particles, allowing behaviour that is akin to that of a fluid.
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The potential for widespread flooding is very high, akin to that from a tropical storm or hurricane.
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It could also conceivably usher in a full-blown trade war akin to that of the 1930s.
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For many, this postseason has been akin to that first holiday meal without a beloved family member.
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An athlete went on television and called him, agent -- something akin to that he&aposs not my president?
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The shape is akin to that of a large serving utensil and is perforated, just like a strainer.
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A sensation akin to that is what I experienced today as the latest developments in the presidential race unfolded.
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The feature is akin to that of the Snapchat Stories feature that was first introduced by Snap in 2013.
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Now it is something akin to that, but also we want to do something about separating kids from their families.
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Britain's decision to join the EU was akin to that of a drowning man who decides to grab a lifebelt.
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We believe this costume carries similar sentiments akin to that of a police officer, military costumes, firefighter, doctor and more.
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His floppy lock was akin to that of a guy called "Cory" or something from a 90s teen beach drama.
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Indeed, Teddy even goes so far as to describe his childhood in Toronto as akin to that of a foreigner.
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Though they didn't taste exactly like turkey, they came pretty close, with a flavoring akin to that of chicken chips.
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Lladrovci believed that his role in Syria was akin to that of the Americans in Kosovo: saving an oppressed people.
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Indeed, Kaur's particular brand of celebrity is more akin to that of a pop star like Grande than a traditional poet.
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President Xi Jinping courts popularity by kissing babies, cultivating a public persona more akin to that of a democratically elected politician.
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In sum, Trump's campaign is more akin to that of a keg party than a serious bid for the White House.
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After a heady experience of that kind, normally sensible people drift into behavior akin to that of Cinderella at the ball.
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A select few in the audience called them their mistresses; their status was akin to that of the geishas of Japan.
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Usually sold in a plastic bottle, makgeolli carries a reputation akin to that of 40-ounce malt liquor in the States.
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Still, Wolfe had an intrinsically Catholic sensibility, akin to that lapsed son of the Church James Joyce or the devout Flannery O'Connor.
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So, how to break them down and deliver a blow akin to that we dealt the Danes in the 2002 World Cup?
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" [Politico] "The media, McConnell and others also like to spread the rumor that my candidacy is akin to that of Roy Moore.
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Manatana's malnutrition stunted his growth, too; Dr. Vily said that his physical size was akin to that of a 9-month-old baby.
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Potter said something akin to that to George Bailey in 'It's a Wonderful Life' because Potter wanted to turn Bedford Falls into Potterville.
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"Teaching assistants frequently take on a role akin to that of faculty, the traditional purveyors of a university's instructional output," the board wrote.
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Her work is gripping, real and totally immersive, akin to that of writers as different as Richard Price, Richard Ford and Richard Russo.
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Should it go well, the tour would affirm that Mr. Styles is on the path akin to that of Justin Timberlake, post-'NSync.
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The atmosphere would be akin to that of a slightly rowdy high school class, if the average age of the pupils wasn't around 75.
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Here, Nelson takes the opposite tack: Her double-sided, collaged paintings take up space and have a presence akin to that of other people.
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Neumann has been able to convince venture investors, including SoftBank, that We is deserving of a valuation akin to that of a tech company.
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Their effect is akin to that of the mounted animals at the Museum of Natural History, frozen but vivid, caught between being and nothing.
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But it is frankly absurd to characterize the current situation as, say, akin to that of France in Algeria or the British in India.
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In the impeachment process, the House's role is more akin to that of police investigators, that of prosecutors, and that of a grand jury.
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Cisco, National Instruments, Bazaarvoice, Oracle, and Microsoft have since filed in as well, further solidifying the area's tech reputation akin to that of Silicon Valley's.
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"It would be very, very bad, I don't want to say pandemonium, but maybe something akin to that," David Marineau-Plante told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation .
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"It would be very, very bad, I don't want to say pandemonium, but maybe something akin to that," David Marineau-Plante told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
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The plight of a political journalist on Election Day is akin to that of a pilot or a police officer: hours of boredom, minutes of terror.
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In the game, players swing virtual sabers at incoming blocks in sync with music, akin to that of the popular "Guitar Hero" series of the 2000s.
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So the hedgehog took on a darker hue, more akin to that of the SEGA logo, tying the character closer to its parent company in the process.
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Ms. Montgomery's euphoric reaction at the moment of revelation is akin to that of someone winning a Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes, but without any mention of money.
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"Netflix's role in these streaming bundles is likely to be more akin to that of a legacy broadcaster as the anchor of the bundle," the note said.
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The Obama administration and Democratic senators put much faith in affording Puerto Rico with Chapter 22019 bankruptcy protection akin to that currently enjoyed by all U.S. municipalities.
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Joey, Sesame, Sprout all live a life more akin to that of a pet Chihuahua than a wild animal—though, of course, that's exactly what they are.
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Since then, YouTube's most elite and popular creators have been able to achieve levels of fame and wealth akin to that of high-profile celebrities and models.
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Whereas Ms. Kent's predecessor, Septime Webre, led the repertory with his idiosyncratically dramatic choreography, her more traditional and international approach is akin to that of Ballet Theater's.
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His fame was more akin to that of US World War II generals like George Patton, and 19th century British military leaders like the Duke of Wellington.
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Rather than viewing its fees as a marketplace rake, a better analogy is to the commission model akin to that of a talent manager, agent or record label.
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In Messiah, the world is turned upside down by the sudden appearance of an enigmatic young man in Syria whose vibe is akin to that of Jesus Christ.
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Despite the largely bearish tone in October, it is not uncommon for the stock market to end bad months with a rally akin to that seen in Tuesday's session.
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The startup takes the co-living approach akin to that of WeWork's Welive and rents out fully furnished apartments targeted at young professionals who can't afford a full suite.
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Alibaba's success in China — akin to that of Amazon's in the United States — has pushed the company's value to around $400 billion, with its stock up 13% in 2019.
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Thanks to local doctors and nurses who donate their time to the clinic for people without health insurance, the patients get care akin to that in nearby private hospitals.
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Her voice is akin to that of a young Jewel yodeling in a bar in Homer, Alaska, or Christina Aguilera at a Pittsburgh talent show—perfected yet still pure.
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Thiam's, made with plantains and red palm-fruit oil, was stirringly complex: sweet, nutty, and vegetal, with a distinct funk akin to that of ripened cheese or cultured butter.
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As such, the role of the investment advisor is much more akin to that of a psychological or spiritual advisor than an investment expert, which they usually are anyway.
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His role was akin to that of special counsel Robert Mueller in investigating President Donald Trump's dealings with Russia, but Starr took a far more public and adversarial role.
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Its $23 billion acquisition of Rockwell Collins was a move to bolster its contributions to the average new plane, giving it bargaining power akin to that of Boeing or Airbus.
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Rubio critics have made much of the fact that his experience is akin to that of much-derided Democratic President Barack Obama, elected in 2008 when a first-term senator.
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Indeed, a broadband carrier like AT&T, if it wanted, might even practice internet censorship akin to that of the Chinese state, blocking its critics and promoting its own agenda.
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As A.I. becomes more capable, we will start to see signs of real collaboration, which requires a level of trust akin to that of human partners in a complex environment.
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Essentially, all it needs to work is a pattern akin to that used in envelopes sent by your bank, and red glasses to turn the pattern into visible words and pictures.
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Mike Cannon-Brookes, the cofounder of software company Atlassian, said on Twitter Sunday he wants to see a response from Australia's Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull akin to that of Justin Trudeau.
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" Boules says the hype surrounding apple cider vinegar is akin to that pegged to any single food or vitamin, mineral, or herb is the result of "a perfect storm of nonsense.
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"Even Donald Trump wouldn't get away with putting advertising onto the Lincoln Memorial, but it's akin to that," said Ben Oquist, executive director at the Australia Institute, a nonpartisan think tank.
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The idea is to provide these small and medium-sized businesses with call-handling technology more akin to that typically available to larger enterprises but at a price they can afford.
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This intimidating audience might explain why, for much of Christian history, the menu of appropriate sex positions has been more akin to that of a burger joint than the Cheesecake Factory.
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"I think we're facing a situation akin to that in 13, when we had the Fed saying the economy was very strong," said Komal Sri-Kumar, president of Sri-Kumar Global Strategies.
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"I think we're facing a situation akin to that in 2008, when we had the Fed saying the economy was very strong," said Komal Sri-Kumar, president of Sri-Kumar Global Strategies.
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It has seen inflation rates at 225 percent, second only to South Sudan; mass human flight akin to that of Libya; and the assimilation of cocaine trafficking into the country's governing structure.
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Its reaction would be akin to that of a distant ancestor whose takeaway from his brief exposure to saber-tooth tigers was that they made a restful swooshing sound when they moved.
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Trump would likely face pressure to adopt an arrangement akin to that of Michael Bloomberg, who, when he became mayor of New York City, withdrew from most management decisions for his company.
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In mice that drank the triclosan-laced water, the scientists found inflammation of the colon akin to that seen in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), a condition diagnosed in 3 million Americans in 2015.
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His songwriting evinced not just a keen eye for narrative detail but also an unerring ear for spoken vernacular and a wry, existentialist bent akin to that of Kris Kristofferson or John Prine.
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Liliput's sound — akin to that of the era's post-punk English bands like the Slits, the Raincoats and X-Ray Spex — was skeletal, aggressive and sometimes herky-jerky, suddenly switching speeds and riffs.
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The Toronto comedy scene was a convergence of talent akin to that of Paris in the twenties, giving rise to "SCTV," the sketch series that launched John Candy, Catherine O'Hara, and Rick Moranis.
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Yet a posthumous examination of his brain showed he had such a severe form of the degenerative brain disease C.T.E. that the damage was akin to that of players well into their 60s.
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Iconographically, its rhino invokes an elegiac sense of pathos akin to that of polar-bear-on-ice-floe imagery, the latter of which is pervasive to the point of cliché in environmental advocacy.
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He envisions literary fame for him akin to that of Patti Smith, who wrote a foreword in verse for Flea's book ("providence assigned him an instrument/that in his hands formed a spectral voice").
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By integrating these key principles, protection funds provide downside protection akin to that of at-the-money or slightly out-of-the-money European-style put options, but at a fraction of the cost.
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As with elsewhere in America, Iowans are increasingly urban, and the state's capital and largest city, Des Moines (with over 200,000 inhabitants), possesses an eclectic, upwardly mobile vibe akin to that of Seattle or Austin.
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The group already governs parts of Syria with a form of religious law akin to that used by ISIS; women in both ISIS-held Raqqa and opposition-held Idlib are forced to wear the burqa.
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His poems and sequences from this time, such as "The World: A Naïve Poem," and "Voices of Poor People," have a deceptive simplicity, akin to that of William Blake's Songs of Innocence and of Experience.
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In Mexico several factors hinder a rapid success akin to that of the U.S. shale revolution: Mineral rights are owned by the state, reducing the likelihood that potential landowners will accept disruption to their property.
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Here in Japan, the tragic disappearances strike a deeper emotional chord than the fear of ballistic missile attacks, and have resonance akin to that of the fate of American P.O.W.'s during the Vietnam War.
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Flying long haul is akin to that feeling you have when you've been bed bound with flu for a few days, and now you're feeling better, but the act of sitting in bed makes you ache.
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The bottom line: If those sentiments are not factored into developed countries' climate-policy equations, they may find themselves in a situation akin to that of President Macron, unable to follow up on their climate commitments.
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But in 1975, Congress passed the Education for All Handicapped Children Act (EHA), a law that required public schools to accommodate students with special challenges and give them an education akin to that of other students.
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The "hysteria" and "contagious mourning" in the U.K. following the shock referendum result is akin to that which followed the death of Princess Diana in 1997, Boris Johnson, former London mayor and Brexit proponent has said.
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But the white-collar crime Loughlin is accused of is akin to that of another unlikely scofflaw: Martha Stewart, who was convicted in 2004 of obstructing justice and lying to the government about a stock sale.
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Alabama State Auditor Jim Zeigler, a Republican, dismissed the charges brought forth in a Washington Post article about Moore Thursday, telling The Washington Examiner that the relationship would be akin to that of Joseph and Mary.
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Ms. Hamilton argued that their adoption plan had ended with their separation and said that the role Ms. Gunn had played in the boy's life was akin to that of a godmother or a close friend.
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Hurricane Harvey presents a much bigger challenge: The path of the Joplin twister totaled 20 square miles; Harvey's devastation is more akin to that from Hurricane Katrina, which devastated 90,000 square miles along the Gulf Coast.
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During his "Morning Joe" interview, Mr. Christie went on to describe Mr. Rubio as a political lightweight with little to show for his career as a legislator and no executive experience akin to that of a governor.
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But popular astrologer Chani Nicholas uses words like "access" and "agency" to describe her approach, which is more akin to that of an activist organizing for social change than a clairvoyant inviting you into a curtained room.
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Screenshots of what it said was a now deleted video from the Pentagon showed a man in military uniforms akin to that of North Korea collapse upon a gunshot from one of the commandos, Chosun Ilbo said.
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On Monday, she dismissed Barnes' suit, ruling that under the unusual circumstances of this case, Barnes was required to seek permission from Justice Chimes, whose role is akin to that of a receiver appointed to oversee corporate affairs.
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The flight would have taken a conventional airplane just two hours, but the solar craft's cruising speed, akin to that of a car, required pilots to take up meditation and hypnosis in training to stay alert for long periods.
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In the aftermath of bizarre displays like Wednesday's press conference, it can be almost comforting to think of Trump as something akin to that ooze—an aberration visited upon us, a horrible event we're all living through, for now.
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Even the current generation of relatively basic machine-learning algorithms can display behavior akin to that of a human with cognitive issues, said Vahid Behzadan, a PhD candidate at Kansas State University and a co-author of the paper.
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But these recent losses could be indicative of a secular bull market akin to that of the early 1980s through 2000, according to one technical analyst who sees a familiar pattern in the charts going back more than 30 years.
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It was a feeling akin to that of proud parents seeing their bairn leave for pastures new, but wanting them to stick around one more weekend to have another Sunday roast and watch the football together for the last time.
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Wrestling reactions are most akin to that moment when you jump in a video game and find yourself jerking a controller; you are being played by the game as much as vice versa, locked in a reciprocal relationship of affective manipulation.
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David Madden, an entrepreneur based in Myanmar, delivered a presentation to officials at the Menlo Park headquarters, pointing out that the company was playing a role akin to that of the radio broadcasts that spread hatred during the Rwandan genocide.
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So, will these robots ever be able to transcend their soulless form, with the help of artificial intelligence, and provide a more loving form of companionship, something akin to that shown in Spike Jonze's Her and Alex Garland's Ex Machina?
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Lamb was among them, and, as Neilson watched him fashion chairs from local cypress, it occurred to her that his approach to both material and making was akin to that of her father, the late 20th-century sculptor J.B. Blunk.
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Therefore, they reasoned, if an individual was leaving an email on a third-party server for more than six months, it was akin to that person leaving their paper mail in a garbage can at the end of their driveway.
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In that regard, Putin's rule is more akin to that of mafia don, dependent on a close coterie of "soldiers" who are willing to do his bidding as long as he protects them and they share in state-generated lucre.
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Her personal style is edgier and more avant-garde than that of her immediate predecessor, Ms. Waight Keller; her connection to French youth culture is more akin to that of, say, Demna Gvasalia of Balenciaga and Vetements, or Hedi Slimane.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The Dutch government's decision to buy a stake in Air France-KLM to counter French influence was an "unfriendly" move akin to that of a "corporate raider" and is costing money to Dutch taxpayers, a French finance ministry source said.
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And they would not be if the aid sector hadn't benefited for so long from an immunity to examination and criticism, an immunity akin to that which was once enjoyed in the Western world by the Catholic Church and the Church of England.
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Speaking in the northern port of Arkhangelsk at an international forum on Arctic issues, Mr. Putin defended his record on fighting corruption and warned that such outbursts, if uncontained, could lead to chaos akin to that spawned by the Arab Spring uprisings.
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As Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers partner Randy Komisar said in an episode of his "Ventured" podcast, Campbell's executive-coaching style was akin to that of a psychiatrist, asking the right questions to steer his subjects to their own conclusions rather than giving mandates.
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David Marsh, a financial specialist that advises asset management firms, is predicting a dollar crash akin to that seen in the 1980s, as the world's reserve currency continues to rally off the back of the new U.S. administration following continued gains seen over recent years.
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PARIS, Feb 27 (Reuters) - The Dutch government's decision to buy a stake in Air France-KLM to counter French influence was an "unfriendly" move akin to that of an activist investor and is costing money to Dutch taxpayers, a French finance ministry source said.
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When it comes to Nvidia, which has risen nearly 36 percent so far this year, Gilbert said she "loves the story" but recognizes it's currently carrying a valuation akin to that of an established technology brand like Intel without the same kind of revenue.
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The Photoshop on this picture is slightly different, as instead of making Trump's face completely blank (as Jordan's is), it leaves the suggestion of a dark, curling grin, akin to that of the villain in the recent Disney animated film The Princess and the Frog.
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The scene at the makeshift encampment along the railroad tracks abutting the ICE facility was a communal and jovial one when I visited, the surreal and wildly diverse scene akin to that of an incredibly woke music festival taking place in the Mad Max universe.
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The record's natural reverence feels more akin to that of the Native American shaman than the gothic sorcerer, accepting that all your effort and talent will not keep you from ending up a bleached skull half-buried in the sand, and that that's how it should be.
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Was it the the trap of being raised in the Jordan Downs Projects in Watts, where the rate of violent crimes outpaces a vast majority of the county, and according to one 2014 study, the quality of life is akin to that of the early 1970s?
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The movie is a quasi-autobiographical memory piece that brings together three periods—the modern day, the Second World War, and the time of the filmmaker's prerevolutionary childhood in a farm village—with a boldly subjective freedom akin to that of such innovators as Alain Resnais.
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Of course not, but you don't know who is and isn't, and any personal connection you feel for their lifestyles or their romantic entanglements or their Guitar-Hero-playing pre-draft antics is akin to that scam where you "buy a star" in the night sky.
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The report, to be released by the university on Tuesday as part of a new website, offers no dramatic revelations akin to that of the sale of 21908 slaves in 1838 that helped keep Georgetown University afloat and that has raised a contentious debate about reparations today.
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The effect is akin to that of a home movie, capturing intimate moments simply to document them, hoping for but not intrinsically relying on the viewer's ability to understand the meaning of certain culturally specific elements — electric tricycles, enormous woks, the significance of a visit to Shanghai.
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In the opening sequence, our adolescent hero is seen frolicking with bae through a wheat field in an all-white fit, looking like a young Ma$e, rocking what we now know to be a very fuckboyish haircut (akin to that of the dude from the "hurt bae" meme).
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Though not definitive (which would require a full year's data) this analysis suggests that the average signal over the collection period, minus noise such as that caused by the radioactive decay of the surrounding rock, leaves little room for a dark-matter signal akin to that at DAMA.
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The board, announced by President Xi Jinping in November, marks a radical departure for mainland Chinese markets as its registration-based listing process - akin to that used by Nasdaq - will replace regulatory vetting, and control over the timing of listings will pass to IPO hopefuls rather than regulators.
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Although " The Witch ," an independent horror flick with a squirm power akin to that of "Hereditary," brought in a handsome twenty-five million dollars when released in early 2016, a clunker like " The Conjuring 2 ," which appeared a few months later, still earned four times as much nationwide.
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The upshot, the team says, is that 3D GCM (general circulation model) mathematical modelling supports the 'optimistic' view that Venus "spent most of its history with surface liquid water, plate tectonics, and subsequently a stable temperate climate akin to that of Earth through much of its own [history]".
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Bezos's pledge to reach the Paris climate goal—which aims to reach net zero emissions by 2050 in order to limit warming to 1.5 degrees celsius—does make clear that Amazon is increasingly looking at itself as a company with power akin to that of a nation state.
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Unlike artists like Little Richard who experienced a revitalized interest in all things religion late in life, West's relationship to Christianity is more akin to that of musicians like Bob Dylan or Prince, whose consistent wrestling with theological questions over the course of their illustrious careers has generated recent critical attention.
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Indonesia's handling of a recent spate of hijackings of coal-laden tugboats and the kidnap of their crews could determine whether the country's already serious problem with piracy spirals into a situation akin to that seen off the coast of East Africa in recent years, according to a maritime security expert.
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Former Secretary of State James Baker, who was with Bush the night he died, said in a eulogy that he took pride in the fact that his relationship with the former president was akin to that of two brothers who got along but always spoke their minds to one another.
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When you fell in love with Max, your boyfriend who you write so tenderly about in Prostitute Laundry, and decided to retire from sex work last year, were you at all concerned that people would interpret this as a man saving you from sex work or something akin to that existing narrative?
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Richard Cohen, president of the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), said such comments have only cultured an environment that leads to violent attacks like that in New Zealand, and he encouraged policymakers to begin treating white supremacy as a global terrorist threat, akin to that of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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His position in the sport is akin to that of a league commissioner, but since Nascar is a closely held, family-owned business he is not accountable to team owners and the public in a way that leaders like the N.F.L.'s Roger Goodell and the N.B.A.'s Adam Silver might be.
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As recently as last week, Mr. de Blasio, in an interview on NY1, vigorously defended the practice of withholding emails with the advisers — some of whom also represent clients with business before the city — on the grounds that their advice was akin to that from the kitchen cabinets of countless public leaders.
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"There's already a connoisseurship around cannabis that's going to eventually develop into something akin to that of wine, truffles, ham, cheese, or anything else," Ottolenghi says, while opening a bag of sriracha-flavored gourmet pork rinds, just one of dozens of craft foods he carries from small purveyors all over the world.
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Last fall, I asked an audience of women leaders in technology to help me think about how we can bring about a modern-day Rosie the Riveter campaign, akin to that used during World War II, to inspire and influence positive change for girls studying science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), and women working in technology.
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For all of its attempt to portray itself as a tech company — it mentions the word "technology" some 93 times in its filing — those numbers show its business is really more akin to that of a car- or furniture-rental company — or that of its coworking pioneer IWG, said Scott Galloway, a professor of marketing at New York University.
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The latest round of US and Chinese tariffs which were imposed last week were scheduled to take effect on Monday Richardson and his Chinese counterpart are two of the senior-most US and Chinese military officials to have regular contact with one another, a relationship that has been described by some US officials as akin to that of Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen.
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Rather, it confirms that the Trump Presidency is much more akin to that famous scene in Boogie Nights where a guy wanders around flinging lit fireworks while a coked-out drug dealer waves around a loaded gun and we all barrel on to the next thing while chaos and noise swirl around us and we all start to lose our minds as we become numb to the catastrophe that is slowly unfolding.
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The first time was in 2007, or possibly 2008, depending on whose drunken memory you trust — mine, which is akin to that of a goldfish with the alcohol tolerance of a college freshman (because I was a college freshman at the time); or my co-worker Chris's, who was definitely drinking way more than I was back then, but has the memory of an elephant, and the alcohol tolerance of a fish who is also an old-timey journalist.
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When we put a band like the So So Glos on, there might be a whole bunch of kids out there who Google them and find out about Shea Stadium and maybe they then look up the place in their town that's akin to that where they have a place to go where they don't have to feel like the weird, lonely freak in high school anymore, which is analogous to when my brother introduced me to punk rock as a kid.
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" Asked by MSNBC's Rachel MaddowRachel Anne MaddowNew York City reports 923 coronavirus cases, 10 deaths Biden faces tricky test in unifying party Sanders: Klobuchar and Buttigieg ended campaigns under 'great deal of pressure' from 'establishment' MORE whether the city was still considering a "shelter in place" order akin to that of San Francisco, the mayor responded, "This is something, as I said at a press conference today, that could only be done in conjunction with the state of New York.
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