Sentence examples for parallels to current from inspiring English sources
Bate's documentary draws parallels to current online trends and the man at the heart of it has been described in many ways, from "the original selfie guy" to the inventor of the self-confessional video.
The third act, focusing on a traumatized Vietnam War veteran, connects the martyrdom of Christ and the unseen suffering of wars' victims, parallels to current affairs obviously not incidental.
The play, a nifty piece of agitprop from the Depression, isn't shy when voicing ideas about the American economy, and this production, as heavy-handed as it sometimes turns, doesn't have to stretch too far to find parallels to current events.
Students consider the traits and actions of greedy characters in Dickens stories and other literature, drawing parallels to current events. 2009) Ghosts of Holidays Past Students explore the concept of holiday nostalgia through a journalist's look at Christmas, then write holiday pieces.
Her second novel, the first book of a historical trilogy with parallels to current events, is slated for completion in late 2016.
Let's also assume, for the purposes of this blog post, that you're the type of viewer who prefers your TV somewhat larger than life, less real than surreal — and also that you are a fan of desk-pounding speeches, screwball banter, and strong parallels to current-day politics.
We want to help them act out being a hero without drawing a parallel to current events".
Several Conservative MPs on the home affairs committee questioned the value of such an overarching inquiry running parallel to current police investigations suggesting it would lack a precise focus and could prove extremely costly.
There is a parallel to current discussions on climate change and the necessary transition to sustainable energy.
They believed that metal nanotubes can be obtained at v∥ (growth rate parallel to current direction) » v⊥(growth rate perpendicular to current direction), while nanowires can be obtained at v∥ ≈ v⊥.
The subject further appealed to Southey because the events of the French Revolution were concurrent to the writing of the poem and would serve as a parallel to current events.
