Sentence examples for curious parallel from inspiring English sources

A curious parallel," Dean said.

In a curious parallel, that void is the common territory of art.

In another curious parallel, both men willingly gave up top jobs at a time when nobody expected it, but then struggled to make their lives meaningful.

There is a curious parallel with this story and that of "The Royal Game", by Stefan Zweig, perhaps the best chess tale ever written.

The building originally boasted a top-floor establishment that billed itself as the highest restaurant in New York, according to the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission -- a curious parallel with Windows on the World in the north trade tower.

There is a curious parallel here with the profoundly disturbing Book of The New Sun by Gene Wolfe, a science fiction novel whose narrator is a torturer who also seems to enter into a terrible companionship with his victims.

Kepler-10b, however, has some curious parallels with the solar system's non-existent innermost planet.

What he doesn't mention are the curious parallels between this particular brand of salvation-through-imagination and his own work as a popular art historian.

The once-brilliant leader is now mocked not just for being clumsy over the budget and allowing Democrats the advantage, but for misreading the popular mood and calling the election wrong.There are curious parallels here with the Democrats.

For example, Darwin suggested that there were "curious parallels" between the evolution of languages and species, since in both cases new forms arise through gradual processes of descent with modification (Darwin 2005 [1871]:676).

It stands as a curious yet unrelated parallel to Art Nouveau ornamentation in Europe.