Sentence examples for from his parallel from inspiring English sources

Christopher Nolan's thriller about two rival magicians (the other was Christian Bale) contains Jackman's richest screen performance to date: he reveals hidden torment behind the conjuror's curtain-calls-and-bouquets persona, one that he will know from his parallel career as a lead actor in musical theatre (an existence of which the majority of X-Men fans are probably oblivious).

Following the sale to Stillfried & Andersen, Beato apparently retired for some years from photography, concentrating on his parallel career as a financial speculator and trader.

Charles's publication of "On the Origin of Species" was precipitated only after he received correspondence from the young naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace, who wrote from the Malay Archipelago, detailing his parallel discovery of the mechanism of natural selection.

The episode follows Peter Joshua Jacksonn) as he continues to stay away from Boston after learning his true parallel universe origins; his travels takes him to a small town, where he helps the local police investigate mysterious disappearances.

When Stephen Elop takes on Microsoft's challenges as the new head of its mobile computing business, he will find plenty of parallels from his three years running Nokia: both are established companies blindsided by new innovators and troubled almost as much by pride and internal fiefs as by technology shifts, according to former executives and company watchers.

Man's aspiration from his mother Nature is quite parallel to the pigs and the sow.

When earlier this week Abdullah Abdullah faced pressure from his supporters to declare a parallel government, the US quickly responded by warning that such an act would trigger the suspension of aid and security assistance.

The way he lures Athena from his memory to the stage parallels the way Almond appears to be coaxing Love through her performance, reassuring her with his eyes of her singular charisma.

The man Team Romney is waiting for is his otherworldly double, his twin from a parallel universe CIA Director and former four-star commander in Iraq and Afghanistan David Petraeus.

It was more of Palin's magical thinking that emanates from her parallel reality somewhere in a distant universe.

Walter also struggles with adjusting to normal life in Peter's care after living seventeen years in a mental institution while hiding the fact that Peter is from the parallel universe, "his" Peter having died as a child.