Sentence examples for by drawing a parallel from inspiring English sources

He continued by drawing a parallel between how women react to injustice, compared to men.

Perhaps inevitably, Richardson concludes her book by drawing a parallel between Theodore Roosevelt charging up San Juan Hill and Bush sending the cavalry into Iraq.

To begin with, it's worth noting that Smith, not Buckley, is the one who lights the fuse by drawing a parallel between the Nazis and the Vietcong.

By drawing a parallel with epigenome maintenance during replication, we explore emerging concepts and highlight open issues in this rapidly growing field.

The chapter concludes by drawing a parallel between the creator of a 1970s television program and the need for inclusive innovation.

The players' union will most likely claim the Yankees released Morales because of his performance, rather than the age discrepancy, and support the argument by drawing a parallel to the Yankees' handling of questions about Hernández's age.

Now he divides the external one of these angles by drawing a line parallel to the opposite side of the triangle, and sees that here there arises an external adjacent angle which is equal to an internal one, etc.

He emphasized his dedication to the issue by drawing a moving parallel between the captivity of the Israelites in Egypt 3000 years ago and that of the slavery of African Americans in America 300 years ago.

Add depth to this first rectangle by drawing a line parallel to one of its sides.

And in a bold and deliberate bit of political commentary, all the Romans in the Eagle are played by American actors, drawing a parallel between the Roman Empire and the modern American one, both of which have relied on military might to subjugate much of the world.

Measured in millimeters from the bony ridge of upper incisors by drawing a straight line parallel to the midsagittal plane till the floor of the nostrils on the side of the impacted canine and the side without impaction Fig. 2 Anterior dentoalveolar height.