Sentence examples for close parallels with from inspiring English sources
This psychological change of perspective has close parallels with the more dramatic "ego dissolution" that happens during a psychedelic experience.
Minnesota's present stand-off is attracting lots of attention thanks to the close parallels with the battle currently under way in Washington, DC.
Despite the rich structural and magnetic chemistry of cobalt II) carboxylates, which have close parallels with many known single-molecule magnets, little work has been undertaken in this area to date.
Like the Prophet Muhammad, whose biography he frequently noted as having close parallels with his own, the Shaykh carried out a hijrah (migration) to Gudu, 30 miles (48 km) to the northwest, in February 1804.
There are certainly close parallels with the situation that prevailed in the U.S. in the early 1980s.
According to scholar Günther-Dietz Sontheimer, the legend of Banai has close parallels with the story of King Dushyanta and Shakuntala from the Hindu epic Mahabharata.
Mr Crook continues:The best way to defend liberal trade to sceptics, I think, is always to emphasise the close parallel with technological progress.
Public-health officials like Hemenway can point to a mountain of research going back 40 years that shows that the incidence of firearm suicide runs in close parallel with the prevalence of firearms in a community.
Creditors to the original company also suffer losses – with the full extent determined by how much value the F.D.I.C. can recover; again, a close parallel with bankruptcy, but the F.D.I.C. is in charge, not a bankruptcy court judge.
There is a close parallel with drone warfare, which is similarly cheaper and less risky than its flesh-and-blood counterpart.This is an argument for governments to be selective about how they use cyber-weapons not to withdraw them.
The invention of agriculture and the advent of settled society merely swapped high mortality for high morbidity, allowing people some relief from chronic warfare so they could at least grind out an existence, rather than being ground out of existence altogether.Notice a close parallel with the industrial revolution.
