Sentence examples for are even parallel to from inspiring English sources

There isn't a wall in the house that's perpendicular to the roof, and few are even parallel to the wall opposite.

There are even parallels, he points out, between Dr. Watson and Sharona, Monk's perky nurse and confidante (played by Bitty Schram) and between Inspector Lestrade and Captain Stottlemeyer (played by Ted Levine), the police officer who is constantly confounded by Monk's flashes of insight.

Maybe there were even parallel universes where the nerds were their bosses!

The most surprising observations near the North Chilean coast (frequent phases above 90° and induction arrows pointing obliquely or even parallel to the coast) are now explained by highly conducting, meandering current pathways rather close to the surface.

Wall Street loves companies that have multiple different kinds of revenue streams that operate efficiently in parallel or are even perpendicular to the core business, but still give the company a strong way to continue to deliver value.

You might need help from someone to make sure that all your rows are even and parallel, especially on the back of your head.

Bring your arms out straight in front of you so that they are even with your shoulders parallel to the floor.

Presidential historians say this orchestrated strategy to undermine the legitimacy of the election well before the votes are even counted is without parallel in American history - and dangerous to our democracy.

It is even tempting to draw a parallel with the German government's austere fiscal policy.

The parallels are even stronger with the Cheyennes, whose name for themselves is Tsetsehesestahase - We Are the People, a common Scottish football chant.

At the "serious" end of the market, the parallels are even more pronounced.