This seems analogous with the match as a whole (and analogous if not congruent with Marx's theory of society).
By this and analogous uses of imagination, Dumas suggests, a life of feeling may be sustained in times that can seem engineered to crush it.
For not only did Casanova love eating, seeing it as both parallel and analogous to sex, he adored writing about it, too.
These new class analyses, discourses and struggles are initiatives emerging in and around the Occupy Wall Street movement in the US – and analogous anticapitalist movements elsewhere.
D3 Weekend ETERNAL OBJECTS OF DESIRE Lost, Found and Immortalized Like the precarious and analogous battlefield of love, "Art and Love in Renaissance Italy" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art has its ups and downs.
Neutral electrophiles (compounds attracted to regions of negative charge) also react with amines; alkyl halides (R′X) and analogous alkylating agents are important examples of electrophilic reagents.
The most solemn is a treaty, a written agreement between states that is binding on the parties under international law and analogous to a contract in civil law.
As states of the united Germany, they adopted administrative, judicial, educational, and social structures parallel and analogous to those in the states of former West Germany.
In a brief meditation on mountains, for example, she writes: "They were, I now realized, layered and complex, inexplicable and analogous to nothing.
The comparison between GRE4Zn and analogous tools revealed that it achieved a superior performance.
Governments should encourage and support the development of green cities by using LID and analogous initiatives.
