Sentence examples for frequent parallels between from inspiring English sources

Louis Begley, in his recent book "Why the Dreyfus Affair Matters," drew frequent parallels between the tampering with judicial procedures that occurred in Dreyfus's case and the judicial excesses of the Bush administration.

For Tim Parks in the London Review of Books, "One can only admire the patience and resourcefulness with which Swift constructs all his interconnections (the frequent parallel between culled cattle and slaughtered soldiers is another), but the narration is more effective when straightforward... Still, the relationships between the main characters are convincing, and they are the core of the story".

If the ancestral state of rattlesnakes involved a switch between type II venom in neonates to type I as adults, such as is currently seen in C. simus[ 10], paedomorphism could provide a simple mechanism for frequent parallel evolution [ 33].

As his excursions to Rockaway Beach become more and more frequent, he begins to draw parallels between himself and Melville's Ishmael, "another disgruntled young New Yorker with a deep spiritual longing for the sea".

Parallels between historical and modern garments are frequent.

Fitzhugh finds parallels between his passions.

The parallels between Florida and Geneva went on.

He sees many parallels between the two.

There are striking parallels between Mr. Bébéar and Mr. Messier.

The parallels between the two men are striking.

Kenneth A. Tucker sees clear parallels between swine and top-level executives.