Sentence examples similar to paralleled phrase from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court changed the status of the larger group in 2012 with Miller v. Alabama, which introduced a new phrase into the lexicon that paralleled the mantra about capital punishment: "Children are different".

Patrick Geddes coined the phrase Scottish Renaissance, arguing that technological development needed to paralleled in the arts.

Personal problems paralleled this decline.

The Giants' return has paralleled Sehorn's.

American deaths have paralleled the ebb.

But his trajectory paralleled the age.

Democratic disillusion has paralleled economic disappointment.

The evolution of snuff has paralleled that of pornography.

But her greed is paralleled by his own.

Bruno's evolution is paralleled by Lydia's decline.

Through Glendora, Azusa, Pasadena, it paralleled the mountain front.