Sentence examples for parallels how from inspiring English sources

The test shots for Clouzot's L'Enfer that appear in the new documentary show that he envisaged using kinetic art in a way that parallels how Hitchcock had used Salvador Dalí's surrealist dream sequences almost 20 years earlier on Spellbound.

As Grimes, the cop-turned-leader of an embattled group of human survivors, struggles to repel the latest horde of zombies, the drama parallels how the western world yearns to pull up the drawbridge to keep the undesirables out.

"Fat is becoming scarily acceptable; so is dressing down, poorly and distastefully … American women tend, it seems to me, to behave in extremes; they are "all or nothing" in their approach to dieting, for instance, which I believe parallels how some people approach ageing.

This closely parallels how sociocultural theory sees learning, including language learning.

This parallels how, in The Birth of Tragedy, Nietzsche looked at art through the perspective of life.

To a good degree, this thinking parallels how many Americans unconsciously think of gun ownership.

If you had to pick an '80s parallel, how would you describe your show?

Thompson also points out that the sales of a product directly parallel how well a product meets the needs of customers and provide immediate feedback on how well a product is being received.

This aligns with the emphasis in the NGSS that school science learning should parallel how scientists use science practices to develop conceptual understandings of the world around us (NGSS Lead States 2013).

Olivieri spoke of the metaphor of a germinating seed paralleling how ideas germinate in her paintings.

"The way we treat animals and our planet in general will parallel how we treat each other," Rocky said.