Sentence examples for establishing a parallel between from inspiring English sources
For his part, Mr. Yue has been appropriating classics of Western art for years, establishing a parallel between the experience of repression in Chinese and Western cultures.
The pose seems to have been copied from Emanuel Leutze's famous painting of Washington crossing the Delaware, with the intent of establishing a parallel between the founders of the two nations.
Curiously, in that novel, Tremain went to some lengths to establish a parallel between Lev and Hamlet, the prevaricating Prince of Denmark.
He tries, for example, to establish a parallel between his maternal grandfather, Joseph Dakak, and Franz von Papen, the German chancellor who ended up as his country's wartime ambassador in Ankara.
This is a reason that the exhibition establishes a parallel between the devotional fervor of the Qumran community (destroyed by the Romans in A.D. 68) and the zealotry of rebel holdouts at Masada, a cliff settlement overlooking the Dead Sea (destroyed by the Romans in A.D. 73).
If there seems to be a gap between the connotation of the term and its denotation, this can be overcome somewhat by thinking of it in terms of Plato's divided line, which establishes a parallel between objects known and the means by which they are known.
Two further findings appear to establish a parallel between the RCF mice and humans at heightened risk for the SAD-PD continuum.
This type of data could be used to establish a parallel between a real organism and our simulation, possibly leading to further biological insights.
These results establish a parallel between HLA-C and the murine Db and Ld molecules which have been found to be surface expressed and functional in β2m-defective cells.
He appointed Mehdi Bazargan prime minister, thus establishing a parallel government to challenge the Shah's appointed prime minister Shapur Bahktiar.
Members of the judiciary and police have been fired for allegedly establishing a parallel state aimed at overthrowing the government.
