Sentence examples for parallel to the tradition of from inspiring English sources

This score's a bit of an exception on the list since it's not a synthesizer score strictly speaking, but the gasping pipe organs and piano parts both run parallel to the tradition of synth horror music that came before it and proved steadily influential to the host of experimentally minded film composers that followed.

Such a conception of the self exhibits decisive parallels to the tradition of "religious individualism" that centers religious life on the individual and stresses the importance of inwardness and the introspective examination of one's inner motives, intentions and conscience.

Ebert thought that the plot raises questions and does not answer them, which made the film intriguing and parallel to the "classic tradition of golden age sci-fi".

Bong pointed to parallels between the tradition of paying shamans for healing and the prosperity theology's contractual doctrine about giving and blessings.

It will be regarded, quite rightly, as a curio, belonging to the tradition of parallel Indian cinema: arthouse with a strong focus on realism and naturalism.

What happened to the tradition of liberalism?

Is there a parallel to the consumption of alcohol?

Work parallel to the rows of hooks.

Screen painting in a rich polychromatic style persisted in parallel to the sparser, more obviously intellectual monochromes of the Zen tradition.

For his part, Mr. Cohen drew a parallel to the car coat, that mid-thigh phenomenon of the 1960s that offered men a stylish outer layer that had no traditions to pay homage to.

Flying parallel to The Himalayas.