Sentence examples for explicit parallel between from inspiring English sources

Hollinger sometimes refers to a painful breakup in his own past, but the most explicit parallel between the screenplay and his life is, of course, Frank's profession.

When Lucien Wulsin, the head of the Baldwin Piano Company, was interviewed by the magazine Sales Management in 1932, he drew an explicit parallel between his product line and G.M.'s, calling the Baldwin grand piano "the Cadillac of our line, just as our other models can be compared to the Buick, Oldsmobile and the Chevrolet models of General Motors".

Some writers drew explicit parallels between the series and more traditional literary fare.

He drew explicit parallels between the current political tension and the civil strife between secular nationalists and Islamic militants following the Iranian revolution in 1979.

In many of these talks, Rafael draws explicit parallels between Fidel Castro and Barack Obama as twin betrayers of the concepts of "hope and change".

(Until then, Kushner's only play to have been commercially produced was "A Bright Room Called Day," which drew explicit parallels between Germany in 1933 and America under Reagan. It flopped in New York).

In a speech titled "Subprime Goes to College," Steve Eisman, one of the few major investors to anticipate and profit from the earlier mortgage crisis, has drawn explicit parallels between loan-peddling in both realms.

In an hourlong speech, Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, the former Iranian president and still a significant behind-the-scenes power in the country, drew explicit parallels between the current political tension and the civil strife between secular nationalists and Islamic militants following the Iranian revolution in 1979.

Diller makes explicit parallels between dance and design; she talks about her desire to create a "choreography of space," by which she means leading people along pathways through a building, predicting their rhythms, and revealing rooms and views in a calculated sequence.

In 1812, the year of Napoleon's invasion, he was denounced as a French spy, a traitor corrupted by Jews, and sent into exile.Mr Zorin is too much of a historian to draw explicit parallels between the past and now.

Kelly drew explicit parallels between the processes that guide scientific research and those involved in everyday activities (Duit and Glynn [1996]).