Sentence examples for By parallels with from inspiring English sources

The reference to New York was not warranted by the contents of the Paris article or by parallels with any actual situation in New York.

It is hard not to be struck by parallels with recent events.Law was a brilliant mathematician who used his understanding of probability to help his gambling habit.

Then there is a second faction, which is concerned less by parallels with the Soviet Union than by a perceived replay of the Japanese challenge.

She also says she was tickled by parallels with the fictional world of The West Wing, where the president-elect offers his defeated rival the job of secretary of state and refuses to take no for an answer.

Rodgers did himself few favours afterwards by drawing parallels with the Torres elbow and the Suárez bite.

He also irritated many Germans by drawing parallels with Bismarck's authoritarian unification of Germany in the 19th century.

Enlightened by these parallels with their own history, some early disability studies scholars rejected medical practices directed at altering themselves.

Pierre Lellouche, responsible for European affairs, accused Viviane Reding of making a "gaffe" by drawing parallels with Nazi-occupied Europe. Nazi-occupied Europe

These grouping principles were typically justified by drawing parallels with certain neurological theories that were known at the time for their underlying neural mechanism.

But the terrorist psyche can also apparently be explained another way – by drawing parallels with taking 'shrooms, according to Roger Griffin, a political academic at Oxford Brookes university and writer of Terrorist's Creed, which provides a philosophical, psychological, political and social analysis of modern terrorism.

However, the analysis gives a good indication of relevant processes by drawing parallels with knowledge obtained from other organ systems and in vitro studies.