Sentence examples for drawing a clear parallel from inspiring English sources

Drawing a clear parallel between Soviet domination of Hungary until 1989 and the behaviour of the European authorities, Orbán said: "We are more than familiar with the character of unsolicited comradely assistance, even if it comes wearing a finely tailored suit and not a uniform with shoulder patches".

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

We introduce a framework which allows us to draw a clear parallel between the test for the presence of seasonal unit roots and that for unit root at frequency 0 (or π).

The author draws a clear parallel between Ukraine and the fate of Yulia Tymoshenko, who was also denied her freedom because of her fight against corruption, the oligarchy and the dependence of the Ukrainian energy sector on Russian energy.

There's a clear parallel to be drawn (which nobody else seems to be drawing) in the legislative problem Obama and Maliki faced with the Iraqi parliament, and the recent failure of Obama and John Boehner to agree to a "grand bargain" during the debt ceiling debate.

There is a clear parallel with what happened in the last century in the harder" sciences.

There is a clear parallel with design.

I cannot draw any clear parallels with my family history.

This judgement draws a clear line.

Certainly, future studies are required to draw a clearer conclusion.

While his closing speech steered clear of the 2002 riots, he attempted to reach out to the Muslim population with claims to pluralism and Urdu advertisements drawing a parallel with Roza – the monthlong fast during Ramadan.