Sentence examples for parallel drawn from inspiring English sources
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By Donald Malcolm The New Yorker, October 17 , 1964P. 43 Parallel drawn drawn between the N.Y.
Old scores are settled, and there's a not-so-subtle parallel drawn between 1970s-era anticapitalist radicals who seek to harm a factory owner and today's Islamic radicals.
A military clash between Asia's two biggest economies is still seen as inconceivable, but even if it continues to be jaw-jaw rather than war-war in the Eastern Pacific the parallel drawn by Abe is relevant for three reasons.
But the parallel drawn by Mr. Rifkin is the impact of industrial change on American homes when the wage economy transferred basic activities -- the baking of bread, for instance -- from the home to the marketplace.
Linda Grant has drawn a powerful parallel drawn between the violent storming of the Exodus in the immediate aftermath of the second world war and the events of last week.
There are continual parallels drawn between body and subway ("ribcage-like" passages, "stone intestines").
Iterative development models sit alongside polished presentation pieces, with revealing parallels drawn between projects.
The parallels drawn between President Obama and Mitt Romney, the Republican candidate, are unfounded.
Lawsuits have been readied, docking stations defaced, parallels drawn between the Bloomberg administration and the Taliban.
Perhaps reflecting on earlier parallels drawn between Mason and Joseph Conrad, Entrekin compared Flanagan to Tristram Shandy, Faulkner, Garcia Marquez and Thomas Pynchon.
