Sentence examples for drawing a parallel between from inspiring English sources

Art writer Nicolas Rothwell described the work as drawing a parallel "between Aboriginal initiation rituals and the ceremonies inside a Masonic lodge".

He continued by drawing a parallel between how women react to injustice, compared to men.

Perhaps inevitably, Richardson concludes her book by drawing a parallel between Theodore Roosevelt charging up San Juan Hill and Bush sending the cavalry into Iraq.

Kerrey again disagreed, drawing a parallel between Edward Snowden and Klaus Fuchs, who handed secrets on the atomic bomb to the Soviets, Kerrey contended, also out of conscience.

To begin with, it's worth noting that Smith, not Buckley, is the one who lights the fuse by drawing a parallel between the Nazis and the Vietcong.

Drawing a parallel between the political struggles that he and Mr. Obama have each faced as first-term chief executives, Mr. Paterson said he empathized with the president.

"Dwell Time" draws a parallel between marriage and modern warfare.

He won applause when he drew a parallel between Hartford and Washington.

Jennings draws a parallel between Cath's moral hazard and the bank's.

Moser draws a parallel between it and the "cubist portraits in words" attempted by Gertrude Stein.

"What they are trying to do is to draw a parallel between the leadership of Zimbabwe and Malawi.