Sentence examples for a clear parallel from inspiring English sources

Dickey saw a clear parallel with guns.

There is a clear parallel with design.

There is a clear parallel with what happened in the last century in the harder" sciences.

The threat of violence, however, drew a clear parallel to the activists who came before, he said.

In short, Americans drew a clear parallel between the law and the lived reality of their daily existence.

There's a clear parallel with the insurgent role of the socialist US senator Bernie Sanders, currently challenging Hillary Clinton from the left for the Democratic party presidential nomination.

Standing at the site of the bloody 1989 crackdown against pro-democracy supporters, the London mayor told reporters: "In the same way that Trafalgar Square has had an interesting history, not always a peaceful one, there's a very clear parallel.

"That's a very clear parallel to fishing in a stream," exclaims Seligman.

"That's a very clear parallel to fishing in a stream," he yelps excitedly upon hearing that she and her friend competed to seduce men on a train.

"There's a very clear parallel".

The above studies rely on genetic deletion of Ptf1a, a process without clear parallel in human disease: somatic mutations of PTF1A are not observed in human PDAC, according to the Catalogue of Somatic Mutations in Cancer (COSMIC) database (cancer.sanger.ac.uk).sanger.ac.uk