Sentence examples for obvious parallels with from inspiring English sources
There are obvious parallels with the life of Christ.
And there were obvious parallels with his own work.
Pox's little warriors had obvious parallels with Pokémon's "pocket monsters," but would kids respond?
Johnson's story had obvious parallels with Constand's: a work relationship, an offer of pills.
There are obvious parallels with human practices like war and agriculture, but Wilson is also sensitive to the differences.
Uganda is presently witnessing a spurt in restrictive legislation which has obvious parallels with the situation in Ethiopia.
The budget controversy has an obvious parallel with the health-care debate we're having.
The only obvious parallel with the Potter books is that, like them, it is animated by a strong dislike of mean, unsympathetic, small-minded folk.
The incense-filled rooms of a conclave (the name by which the heavily sequestered papal election assembly is known) have an obvious parallel with the smoke-filled rooms of the traditional political procedural.
In an obvious parallel with the hero of Stone's Born on the Fourth of July, Lawrence complained that he had subsequently been shunned by army and public: his wheelchair had been moved into the shadows at the St Paul's service of remembrance because his injuries were insufficiently telegenic.
One cause of the outrage was the obvious parallel with the murder of Thomas Becket, who had been dragged from an altar and martyred.
