Sentence examples for parallels both from inspiring English sources

There are other parallels: Both men began their careers as actors before moving into directing.

"There's a lot of parallels: both extremely good at what they did, aggressive, very ambitious, can be irascible, can be irritating, can be great raconteurs.

Certainly there are parallels — both come from aristocratic privilege, both had horrific childhoods and horrific heroin addictions, both speak in hyperfluent prose — but they go only so far.

There are some parallels: both this World Series and the Republican race involve protagonists one wouldn't have picked at the beginning of the season, and some big hitters (Romney, Pujols) who keep getting walked, rather than slamming one.

The thirty objects on view at the Met come mainly from these three artists, and a close look finds parallels — both aesthetic and philosophical — between their culture and ours.

There are many parallels: Both have ups and downs, it can be hard to find the right one, and sometimes we don't choose wisely.

In the Atlantic Ocean, long abyssal hill provinces parallel both flanks of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge along most of its length.

In another curious parallel, both men willingly gave up top jobs at a time when nobody expected it, but then struggled to make their lives meaningful.

It was hard not to notice a parallel: both Aldridge and Wilson had turned to the report that buttressed their own world view.

Another (ahem) parallel: Both sets of powers divided the territories between each other irrespective of the native peoples present in those areas.

By operating the FC and UC in parallel, both steady state and peak power demands can be satisfied.