Sentence examples for much parallel from inspiring English sources

Plus, there is so much "parallel" cinema and different types of film happening internationally.

"Others want to be together and don't need to do much: parallel play is fine.

"It's very much parallel to what we've seen happen with attention deficit disorder and some learning disabilities," says Ruth Bork, dean of the Disability Resource Center at Northeastern University in Boston.

Holzer's (2008) review of the Neumark and Adams studies, as well as other studies that tried to estimate the observed impact of living wages based on longitudinal variation, reached conclusions very much parallel those of Neumark and Adams:13.

There's so much parallel".

Our experiences were very much parallel.

I thought there must be more to the story than "diet foods make diet people" — especially since these healthy substitutes rose in sales in a way that pretty much parallels the rise in what some people call the "obesity epidemic" that's occurred in the last few decades in the U.S. What role did early sweeteners play in the culture of dieting?

Coupled with these shifts, it is also useful to include Foucault's discourse of a 'game' when conceptualizing how either discourses or practices change over time, and very much parallels the online cyber environment that has its own set of 'rules' [7].

But what would it be like to grow up with a father whose belief systems very much parallels those of a black queer feminist?

Or, with film so much in parallel with popular music, how about a dashing David Niven?

My husband read aloud so much of "Parallel Stories" that I figured I might as well finish the rest.