Sentence examples for parallels to a from inspiring English sources

For connected reasons, neither 1939 nor 1956 offer appropriate parallels to a projected second Gulf war.

This year's game showed uncanny parallels to a Princeton-Harvard meeting late in the 2011 season, the first big-time matchup at Lavietes Pavilion.

Barratt draws parallels to a similar conundrum from the 1990s, when it was unclear how the pressure in the heart was affected by space flight.

I'm aware that in drawing parallels to a great writer like Conrad I might quickly go too far, so let me put the brakes on now.

Parallels to a criticism on the "war of terror" and the military hidden agenda are addressed revealing the physical aspect to these ideas, and at the same time, how they continue to be obscured from us.

In plane elliptic geometry there are no parallels to a given line through a given point; it may be viewed as the geometry of a spherical surface on which antipodal points have been identified and all lines are great circles.

But those looking for parallels to an angry contemporary world divided between rich and poor won't have to strain.

The gap is parallel to a dispersed spectrum.

The road is a dirt one, running parallel to a highway under construction.

Waccamaw Drive runs parallel to a swelling river with the same name.

They inflate parallel to a car occupant sitting upright, rather than toward the occupant.