Sentence examples for parallel though from inspiring English sources

The second parallel, though inexact, is compelling.

The parallel – though inexact – would be to question the National or Royal Court's popular successes.

With Grover's algorithm, or theoretically with Shor's, calculations are performed in parallel, though not necessarily in parallel worlds.

SASHA FRERE-JONES: That's an excellent parallel, though I don't feel qualified to speak about Crawford at length.

The act was unequivocally condemned by black South Africans, whose representatives met in a parallel, though unofficial, Native Convention.

The entire movie is disparate, its two tracks of action merely parallel (though sprinkled with clues and echoes) until the connections, near the end, are laid bare.

There's a parallel history, though, one that focusses not on the devices but on the interface through which music is presented, and that's what I was thinking about last week, when I downloaded iOS 7. I had heard about the new thin font, the command center that you pulled up from the bottom of the home screen, and the pull-down search.

There are parallels, though.

The parallels, though inexact, are compelling.

There are clear parallels, though.

The parallels, though, are more than just superficial.