Sentence examples for a perfect parallel for from inspiring English sources

"I think that's a perfect parallel for what we're trying to do.

In 1989 Congress created the RTC, an entirely new organisation, to dispose of the failed thrifts' assets in a way that minimised downward pressure on financial and property markets.The RTC is not a perfect parallel for today's needs.

We agreed it was a perfect parallel for our relationship.

The creators of The Simpsons offer what I think is a perfect parallel for the relationship between Smithers and Mr. Burns by combining Williams's two most notable male characters and their defining characteristics: the suppressed homosexual desire of Brick and desperate dependence of Stanley".

That's not a perfect parallel -- one is payment for work, the other is recompense for suffering -- but it does reference something that the jury is used to thinking about and using as a rough way of valuing time.

The sectarian violence in Ireland during his youth, he wrote, seemed to him a perfect parallel to the retributive horrors described by Aeschylus in the Oresteia: "For any student of the Troubles in Northern Ireland, no event was isolated.

Williams is not a fantastic singer but he's wonderfully unpretentious, a perfect parallel to Rodgers.

Another critical mutation is H87Y, which introduced a perfect parallel π π stacking with BV.

The nomination of Richard Cordray to head the new CFPB is a perfect parallel.

In that way, Madden's story seems to be the perfect parallel for the NFL as a whole.

The distal location and orientation of the hairs is virtually error free, thus forming a nearly perfect parallel array.