Sentence examples for parallels too from inspiring English sources

But there are darker parallels, too.

She finds parallels too in how the West sees China.

PewDiePie's move into mobile gaming has parallels too.

There are many parallels, too, with how the conflicts started.

Joyce, wisely, does not press the parallels too closely.

They offer a world totally different from our own, but with obvious parallels, too.

There's a culinary parallel, too.

You can take a parallel too far.

Mr. Bush's challenge on the Normandy coast was to place his campaign against terrorism within D-Day's historic sweep, without drawing the parallel too ostentatiously.

Like Christ (here Koestenbaum stretches for a parallel too far, but why not?), Warhol became more iconic as his body became more ravaged.

"I don't want to take this parallel too far, but it was like an abusive relationship," said James Graham, a Prospect Heights resident who renounced his Knicks fandom.