Sentence examples for clear parallel to from inspiring English sources

"That's a very clear parallel to fishing in a stream," exclaims Seligman.

The threat of violence, however, drew a clear parallel to the activists who came before, he said.

"That's a very clear parallel to fishing in a stream," he yelps excitedly upon hearing that she and her friend competed to seduce men on a train.

It follows the above template exactly: a detailed, beautifully designed rendering of civil war-era America; a dominating turn by Daniel Day-Lewis as Abraham Lincoln as he angles to pass a constitutional amendment that would outlaw slavery; and a clear parallel to the Obama re-election campaign and associated race issues in the US.

There is no clear parallel to its plot in the literature of his time.

During this period, he wrote a romantic novella, Clisson et Eugénie, about a soldier and his lover, in a clear parallel to Bonaparte's own relationship with Désirée.

There are clear parallels to the smoking epidemic.

The production speaks directly to the clash between art and the commerce of art festivals; there are clear parallels to the director Lars von Trier and his controversial conduct.

Faulkner says the exclusion of the smoking lobby from tobacco control forums was essential and that there are clear parallels to the fossil fuel lobby.

It's a period with clear parallels to the opening years of the 21st century, also a time of divisive warfare and distrust of people in power.

When the Weinstein Company last year released "The Master," a film about the founding of a fictional cult that had clear parallels to Scientology, the church largely ignored it.