Sentence examples for parallels only from inspiring English sources

After he unveiled a limestone slab with six election pledges on it on May 3rd, Mr Osborne remarked that the Labour leader was having his own "Sheffield rally moment", referring to the moment when Lord Kinnock repeatedly shouted "We're alright!" at a final, hubristic rally in 1992 (see below photo)—a blunder which some think helped lose him the election.Yet parallels only go so far.

First, it parallels only the second part of the collapse postulate, the Born Rule, and second, it is related only to part (ii) of the MWI, the connection to our experience, and not to the mathematical part of the theory (i).

The similarities of the exacerbation of the response to CLP are striking, but we admit that these similarities and parallels only suggest (but do not prove) causality.

Yet that parallel only serves to show how far Mexico has changed.

It's a gorgeous and strange document, and a mix of fact and fiction that has a perfect parallel only in the speech of teenage girls.

I reviewed Malachy Tallack's 60 Degrees North in these pages last year; Tallack, a second-generation Shetland good-lifer, circled the earth following the 60th parallel, only to return and feel none the easier about his island home.

Sediment within the estuary had been routed through both the ends, palaeocurrent turning shore-parallel only at the estuary-mouth.

Work proceeded rapidly thereafter on the second parallel, only 300 yards from the British defenses.

Compared to the detection of 13 viruses in parallel, only a few differences were found.

In parallel, only 3beta-Adiol induces a decrease of cyclin E expression levels (data not shown).

Instead, FEP and FGF23 increased in parallel only in the non-calcified and moderately calcified patients.