Sentence examples for false parallels from inspiring English sources

"House Looks Into Secrets Withheld From Congress" (news article, July 18) tries to draw false parallels between statements I have made about the Central Intelligence Agency briefings to Congress and recent statements by Congressional Democrats, especially House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who has claimed the C.I.A. lies to Congress all the time.

For those searching for false parallels, let us recall that Charlie Hebdo is an ongoing publication that satirically mocks all religions, not a specific organization devoted to broad-brushing all Muslims and only Muslims.

The goals are not to draw false parallels, nor to anthropomorphize plant biology, but instead to demonstrate how existing and robust theory based on fundamental principles can provide novel understanding for plants.

Early on, he embraced the false parallel between family budgets and national budgets.

"It takes a knowing leader to break the false parallel between working longer and working smarter, but select companies are catching on to new ways of working that focus on outcomes rather than hours," she says.

When I recently compared today's prejudice toward Muslims to the historical bigotry toward Catholics, Mormons, Jews and Asian-Americans, many readers protested that it was a false parallel.

This result was verified by the existence of false parallel and orthogonal relationships between drawn building parts.

"The women's game under the FA is 20 years old, while men's game next year is 150 years old, so it is slightly false parallel to connect the two," says Horne. "But Arsenal and Birmingham are great examples of what football can do.

Beyond his overt homophobia, account exec Pete sees something new and different in the crafty facade of the impenetrable Bob Benson (even as Bob's false front parallels Don's grand deceit).

Dreher emphasized the false god parallels to BnL in a scene where a robot teaches infants "B is for Buy n Large, your very best friend", which he compared to modern corporations such as McDonald's creating brand loyalty in children.

A spokesman for Mr. McCain, Tucker Bounds, called such parallels false.