Sentence examples for parallels- from inspiring English sources

Being a self-described "cheese nerd" might seem a long way from the UN but for Yescas there are parallels.

Other parallels with his England tenure raise that possibility.

With work on the bridge running late, the project is viewed by some as having parallels with Hull's quest to become the UK's city of culture: a costly act of hubris.

However, the communes' residents draw parallels with what is happening in other parts of London, such as Hackney, Brixton and Newham, where people have been threatened with eviction as social landlords seek to capitalise on rising property prices, their actions threatening to undermine established, diverse neighbourhoods.

"I don't want to associate myself with Turner, but there are certain parallels," he concedes.

The reason parallels the situation in the UK, where David Cameron returned with a majority of seats conjured from a bare plurality of votes.

When a project becomes magic and special it means that at certain points in the script it parallels your story".

Decoded, the central theme of the allegory parallels Saint-Exupéry's own wanderlust, his contempt for the consumer age, his meeting with other "roses", and his recognition that he had made a commitment to take care of the unique flower on asteroid B-612, for all her vanity.

The parallels continue between 1993, when the Observer exposed the existence of the "back channel", and the summer of 2010.

Last week's episode made a show of parallels between Kima and Daniels' marital problems in a rather contrived (I thought) sequence of the two couples having dinner with classical music playing in the background.

Camilla may or may not have appreciated the parallels but if she did, they may not have been entirely comfortable for her.