Sentence examples for parallels in a from inspiring English sources

Connolly appears to suggest that Mary's treatment of Jack parallels, in a minor key, Chamberlain's appeasement of Hitler.

Many have tried to compare the current downturn with the one that began in 2001; UBS analysts drew parallels in a report last week on commercial real estate.

On the question of what, finally, made him return to Stratford at the end of his life she preferred to rely on hard evidence allied to her instincts and sleuthing skills, but she couldn't resist finding some parallels in a play.

Some books seem so rooted to their times as to be non-transcendent — like 1929's "The Specialist," a back-to-the-land guide to building outhouses that sold well over a million copies — but even here, one could see parallels in a number of current "return to simplicity" tracts.

We find surprisingly strong parallels in a playful comparison of the progression of thought in the architecture of the built world and its namesake in software.

We look to forward to continuing to serve our customers and partners with best-in-class software as part of Corel," said Jack Zubarev, CEO of Parallels, in a statement.

It's hard not to see modern parallels: in an age in which politicians seem incapable of changing anything, how appealing Cromwell the Efficacious looks.

One consumer advocate offered a historical parallel in a promotion by cereal companies in the 1950's.

The mountain chain is larger than the adjacent ranges that run parallel in a transitional region of complex relief.

Levy's profile of Diffie suggests that this innovation had its parallel in a development in the cryptological drifter's private life: namely, getting married.

Almunia said that the competition division is also looking "in parallel, in a less advanced manner, on other cases regarding Google such as the Android ecosystem".