Sentence examples for definite parallels from inspiring English sources

It might be naive to suggest that as with the closeted teenager (and there are definite parallels here for football) the only thing to fear is fear itself, yet those who suggest this new generation of players and fans can't deal with their colleagues and heroes' sexuality could perhaps use a reminder.

I've never had to experience on a traumatic level what my mother and uncle did, but there are definite parallels and I have to make mention of this because lately people have spoken out about the subject of the stolen generation and its validity.

There are definite parallels between working as an entrepreneur in the business world and being a research scientist in an academic institution.

And there are definite parallels with that experience.

There's a definite parallel there.

I asked Eden if she thought there was a relationship to Boettcher, and she said there was a definite parallel: in the same way that an obscure musician can offer a closeness that "I wouldn't be able to have just with John Lennon," she said.

There's a definite parallel here.

There's a definite parallel between the way Simons has traditionally infused youth culture into his work and Calvin Klein's controversial ads featuring racy imagery and underage models.

Despite the obvious speed advantages of GPUs for data-parallel programming, they have some definite limitations compared to other parallel architectures.

Not definitive, just definite.

The individual silver dendrite is composed of a long central trunk with secondary branches, which preferentially grew in a parallel direction with a definite angle to the trunk.