Sentence examples for a parallel story of from inspiring English sources

A parallel story of how newspapers can move forward in the digital age runs along the narrative.

"False Future" is both a neat grammar lesson and a parallel story of the birth of cinema.

"The minute I read that article, I knew I wanted to create a parallel story of vigilantes on both sides of the border," Heineman told me.

She recently completed a book titled "Longbourn," named after the Bennets' home, which tells a parallel story of "Pride and Prejudice" — the story downstairs.

Here Ruth Brown's painterly and vigorous illustrations tell a parallel story of how an adventurous lighthouse kitten gets swept out into the same sea before being rescued and brought back to safety alongside the sailors.

Then he steps into even more imaginative territory, creating a parallel story of Billy Ablass, a young man who in 1564 goes to sea with the Elizabethan adventurer John Hawkins.

In the second part of "Ugly Beauty," Brandon tells a parallel story, about one of Rubinstein's contemporaries, a man named Eugène Schueller.

The apocalyptic wartime setting and the climactic moment when Jim sees the distant white flash of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki gave Spielberg powerful visual metaphors "to draw a parallel story between the death of this boy's innocence and the death of the innocence of the entire world".

But Ann Kirschner has cleverly identified a parallel story buried under the debris of history: that of Josephine Marcus, for nearly 50 years Earp's common-law wife and a valiant frontierswoman in her own right.

Although the Gospels tell a story of the moral genius of Jesus — his lessons of charity, redemption, and love — they also tell a parallel story in which the enemies of Jesus threaten tribal unity on earth and are, moreover, incarnations of Satan.

In "Lincoln," the story of the battle to pass the 13th Amendment is deeply intertwined with a parallel story, unfolding at the same time, of secret negotiations to end the war.