Sentence examples for a startling parallel between from inspiring English sources

Could there be such a startling parallel between the life of this actor, director and bon vivant and the plot of the film "Citizen Kane," Welles's masterpiece in which the title character, the newspaper magnate Charles Foster Kane, speaks a similarly evocative name, "Rosebud," just before he dies?

And I used as a clothesline a story from her childhood -- about a wagon train that met a group of Indians -- and it's a cliff-hanger that is a startling parallel to Jeannette's life as a peace activist.

An unpublished autobiography, written when Waterhouse was 22, reveals that there were startling parallels between the exploits of the tale's central character and those of the writer.

In "Killer on the Road: Violence and the American Interstate," Strand, the author of "Inventing Niagara," draws startling parallels between the inexorable advance of the Interstate System and the proliferation of killers who were pathologically stimulated by that long, open road.

Soon fellow pupils noticed a startling resemblance between them.

In the latest survey of multitasking, a startling disparity between the sexes arose.

Jupiter Research figures show a startling gap between the two income extremes.

Wes Craven's career is a startling link between the European arthouse and Hollywood exploitation horror.

What she found was a startling disparity between the amount of luminous mass and the total mass from looking at the rotation speed.

In this article, I argue that there is a startling resonance between Hans Morgenthau's conception of the political and power and recent analyses of an urbanizing international realm.

Moreover, studies [17] have shown that there is a startling difference between ligand-based and sequence-based approaches, and in most case the ligand-based similarity approach is more informative for pharmacology than the sequence-based approach [4].