Sentence examples for parallels from from inspiring English sources

And every time a new choice emerges, political observers look for parallels from recent history.

Yet it would be rash to draw wider parallels from Haiti's plight.

Lovers of Greek drama will see parallels from Aeschylus and Euripides, and will swoon over the shower footage.

Film historians can fill in real-life parallels, from Josef von Sternberg and Marlene Dietrich down to Alfred Hitchcock and Tippi Hedren.

In both works, additions include parallels from contemporary conditions, sometimes revealing his views on the social order and the duties of kingship.

"We can draw these very clear parallels from the past for the possibility of the destruction of our culture," he said.

We collected as far as possible parallel data from CABG patients and their partners.

The mtDNA gene complement of A. moseri closely parallels those from other medusozoans (fig. 1 B ).

The other parallel from the dry years concerns personal liberties.

And we did roll the aggressors back across the 38th parallel, from which they had begun.

Its closest parallel from recent memory is "Contact," Susan Stroman's effervescent, self-described "dance play".