Sentence examples for further parallels from inspiring English sources
With further parallels to the Obama message of 2008, he added that to get the job done in Washington he would "reach across the aisle".
Last year, Haneke drew further parallels between them, calling Houellebecq "an author who is both tender and furious at the same time.
It may be tempting to mull over further parallels between the various candidates for power – who is cricket's equivalent of Nigel Farage?
There are further parallels here with Tallis, a Catholic given a stay of execution among Elizabeth I's clergy in order to participate in the restructuring of the Anglican church.
Although both Alex and Dante suffer exile for their political beliefs, further parallels do not hold up: Alex does not regard Nora as a source of inspiration for his work; their love is carnal, not idealized; and Alex, for all his talents, does not come close to creating a masterwork like "The Divine Comedy".
Up at the Wall, further parallels were being drawn between recent history and Westeros as Mance Rayder (Ciaran Hinds making me wish we'd seen more of him in this show) stayed true to his principles, choosing to be burned alive rather than leading his people into "a foreigners' war".
A further parallel -- between Vietnam and the current war in Afghanistan -- was a powerful theme of the day.
He went on to draw a further parallel between himself and Mr. Brown.
In a further parallel, Obama's problems reflect those of rap legends Public Enemy, who had to explain their close links with Louis Farrakhan in the late 1980s.
In a further parallel with Brexit politics, the Trump campaign has argued in recent days that it enjoys support not reflected in the polls, from undercover voters who are shy about admitting their support for the controversial nominee.
The target is to provide a programming environment for further parallel implementation of the DEM.
