Sentence examples similar to parallel viewers from inspiring English sources

"They're both strong women," says Dockery. "There are parallels there". Viewers can weigh in on that matter come November, when Good Behavior starts its 10-episode first season.

The season finale of the second season introduced the parallel universe to viewers.

To make the parallels clear to viewers, Meyer added a visible copy of Moby-Dick to Khan's dwelling.

Side-facing speakers should be parallel to the viewer, offering sound from the right and left.

For instance, if one zooms in to one city map, other maps will change in parallel, which can help viewers to better observe the similarities and differences among cities.

He often places the viewer not parallel to the picture plane, but standing where a photographer might as he paused to capture the scene he'd just happened upon.

While some viewers draw parallels with Alice in Wonderland, the 1988 film was said to have been inspired by director Hayao Miyazaki's own experiences growing up.

The scene drags viewers toward a parallel universe, where rich men's most base desires are realised, and where women cannot refuse to be given away.

To facilitate viewers' interaction, a parallel video-conference is held.

But then, Mr. Haneke cannot be accused of having bound either himself or his viewers to such parallels in "The White Ribbon".

But the responses of Ms. McKiernan's discussion groups and the reactions of her cast suggested that Dr. King's message would hit home here, that Chinese viewers would see parallels to divisions in their own society.