Sentence examples for a certain parallel between from inspiring English sources

It may be inferred from this that Palin sees a certain parallel between the events of July 3, 2009, and those of July 4, 1776.

Bender describes the phenomenon on her website: "As I 'paint with heat,' I feel a certain parallel between the wild and natural spirits that embody my subjects and the organic and distinctively unforgiving nature of my medium".

A certain parallel could be drawn between the structures of human GINS and PCNA (Krishna et al, 1994).

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: There's a certain parallel, but I'm not sure why your conservative friends would be drawing it.

Between the evolution of Merleau-Ponty's philosophy of language and his political philosophy, there is a certain parallel.

Superficially, David Brooks has a point about certain parallels between the New Left of 40 years ago and today's Tea Party.

He found certain parallels between boxing and acting.

Nevertheless, certain parallels between the ozone triumph and the danger of climate change are clear.

I suppose in the early writing I saw certain parallels between Seagram and John Edwards.

She sees certain parallels between what she does lyrically and Barthes's methodology: "Trying to take things apart, in order to understand them".

So I see certain parallels between the Harrington-Howe socialists and Andrew Sullivan's valiant defense of what he regards as true conservatism.