Sentence examples for as a parallel to from inspiring English sources

South Korea's experience was different still, but also limited as a parallel to Iran.

"Medievalists love to look at Graceland as a parallel to the cult of saints and relics".

Though it's presented as a parallel to Gordon's relationship with her mother, Bonnard's story pales in comparison.

I liked it as a backdrop to this story of the end of childhood, as a parallel to James's psychological state".

Cocteau was to see this as a parallel to the poet's use of words, and, in fact, poetry had played a role in Barbette's concept of his act.

But during the Civil War, Southern secessionist leaders evoked the Mecklenburg Declaration as a parallel to the South's declaration of independence from the North.

Correction: October 27 , 2002 Sunday A review of "Me With Animal Towering" on Page 20 of the Book Review today misspells the given name of a comedian who is quoted as providing a parallel to the poetic style of the author, Albert Mobilio.

Each speaker contains one voice (or faculty and students from nearby Bennington College speaking in unison) reading a text composed by Ms. Hamilton as a verbal parallel to the visual experience.

The flow direction as indication above could be considered as a flow parallel to the strongest deformed area.

As a parallel action to the divestment movement, which aims to convince shareholders to give up their investments in big oil, she infiltrated the shareholder meetings of companies including BP and Shell between 2008 and 2011 to force environment into the conversation.

Honda positions this as a parallel effort to its own "on-going" attempts to bring automated driving to highways for its customers sometime around 2020.