Sentence examples similar to a parallel misfortune from inspiring English sources

John Barton in 1973 had the brilliant idea of getting Ian Richardson and Richard Pasco to alternate as Richard and Bolingbroke: in place of the usual conflict between a winsome dandy and a burly pragmatist, one suddenly got a study of parallel misfortune.

A parallel universe?

There is a parallel.

Here's a parallel.

Sculpture shows a parallel decline.

There's a parallel here.

A parallel tunnel got blocked.

When misfortune befalls him, Okonkwo blames his "chi," his personal god, but author Achebe's message is clear – that there is a parallel between Okonkwo in his 19th century Nigerian clan governed by gods and ritualism, and 20th century man in a moon-ridden world.

Grafton in a parallel universe.

Dr. Camp saw a parallel.

Did he see a parallel?