Sentence examples for parallels have from inspiring English sources

These parallels have long inspired and haunted George Bush's White House.

In more recent times, many parallels have been drawn to the Great Depression.

The crisscrossing metaphorical parallels have been interesting to me for many years.

Parallels have been drawn with MPs' apparent collective failure to appreciate Scottish political views highlighted by the independence referendum debate.

It tells the story of an 11-year-old Ghanaian immigrant and parallels have been drawn with the Damilola Taylor case.

Parallels have been drawn between her return to politics and Trump's election: both have embraced social media, where they have significant followings, and are similarly unfazed by evidence.

A parenthetical thought: lately, parallels have been drawn in the press between Saddam Hussein's Iraq and the repressive Communists who ruled Russia.

Parallels have been drawn between Momentum and Militant Tendency, which Kinnock took on and defeated in the 80s, but he disagrees.

The financial principles are not new: parallels have been drawn between the spectacular growth of credit derivatives in recent years and the introduction of wheat futures in America in the mid-19th century.

While parallels have been made between the Mineo and Louima cases, Mr. Louima's injuries were far more grave and required him to undergo emergency surgery and to be hospitalized for two months.

His essays on individual novelists are acute, draw interesting parallels, have little shame about talking about biographical details in a very old-fashioned way – "There are touches of [John Dickens's] wife in Mrs Micawber".