Sentence examples for parallel journey from inspiring English sources

The other writer was Anthony Kronman, a professor at Yale Law School whose book "Confessions of a Born-Again Pagan" took me on a parallel journey.

[Haggis wrote and produced Million Dollar Baby and directed 2004's Crash.] Was there any sense of his story being a kind of parallel journey?

But weeks later, when we met in his hometown of Meriden, the ironies of his parallel journey with his historical hero's became clear.

The music makes a parallel journey: hauntingly harmonised songs of the seventh and 12th centuries are disrupted by a preposterous boyband version of Total Eclipse of the Heart.

These letters were mostly written to Patricia Hale, his Oxford girlfriend, who eventually became the first Lady Naipaul and whose parallel journey is the second, sadder story told in the biography.

The author, who fled Vietnam with his parents as a child, describes his yearlong 4,000-mile 4,000-mileip up the Pacific Coast of the United States and on through Japan and finally Vietnam, where he embicyclen a painful parallel journey intripis family's past.

I tried, at first, to keep these parallel journeys segregated, but it didn't always work.

Two children set out on parallel journeys, fifty years apart, that culminate in New York City museums.

The two groups are distinct, yet have made parallel journeys towards disappointment.

The competing elites had their chieftains and journals but were on parallel journeys and lived in parallel communities of interest and affiliation.

His intention, he said, was to help contemporary people on a journey to belief by portraying the parallel journeys of Jesus' first followers.