Sentence examples for its parallels from inspiring English sources

Robert Shearman and Lars Pearson, in their book Wanting to Believe: A Critical Guide to The X-Files, Millennium & The Lone Gunmen, rated "Oubliette" five stars out of five, noting that it was difficult and uncomfortable to watch with its parallels to the real world which made it "nevertheless one of the series' boldest and greatest achievements".

The benefit of this example, however, is that it is far enough removed in time and place that we can deliberate about it both as it presents enduring issues on its own terms and with its parallels within our own society.

In between the scenes, the film's opera director, Elijah Moshinsky, who has staged productions at the Metropolitan Opera and other leading houses, reflects on the plot's relation to Enlightenment ideals, its parallels to Mozart's own love life and his apparent view that "it is the Turk who is more enlightened than the Westerner".

Blandings should also score because of its parallels with modern-day society.

But its parallels are never exact and are easy to distort, while its lessons are quarrelsome.

Indeed, when the book appeared, its parallels with Vietnam did not pass unnoticed.

But perhaps it was too much to ask that "its parallel will never again be presented".

It uses its parallel computing capability and a Hadoop file system to store the data.

This is not just ancient history since it has its parallel today.

Finally it dumps the entire database into its parallel processors and finds every document that could be relevant.

Its parallel in Europe is the European Association of Aerospace Industries AECMAA).