Sentence examples for precise parallel to from inspiring English sources

The Luhn case provides "quite a precise parallel" to the British hacking affair, Nick Davies, who led the hacking coverage at The Guardian, told me on Friday.

He seems to have been a spectacularly unpleasant man, whose physical rigidity, starched collars, and stiff gait offer a precise parallel to his prickly, arrogant personality — a man who embodied to full effect negative stereotypes of the petty bureaucrat and the banker.

He seems to have been a spectacularly unpleasant man, whose physical rigidity, starched collars, and stiff gait offer a precise parallel to his prickly, arrogant personality a man who embodied to full effect negative stereotypes of the petty bureaucrat and the banker.

There have been many royal engagements in the past, but it would be hard to find a precise parallel for that of an Heiress Presumptive and still more for her choice as partner of one who is, technically at least, a British commoner.

It is not a precise parallel, but the lady in New York Harbor has come to symbolize the hopes and dreams of so many people through the years, so why not a golfer?

On the other hand, even if precise parallel insertion events cannot be ruled out, these events are expected to occur at such a low frequency that they would not be expected to substantially impact our results (Ray et al. 2006).

The concentration and intensity of Lorca's poetry, not to mention its lyricism, controlled violence and often macabre imagery, finds an eerily precise parallel in Crumb's sound-world.

I don't want to sidetrack into the ancient row about whether he's "a racist" or not – but it's worth recalling, because it's a precise parallel, the pivotal phrase in the notorious piece he wrote about Muslims after 9/11: "What can we do to raise the price of them doing this?

It's hard to pin Melt down to precise parallels – as its title so curtly conveys, the lines that frame each inspirational cornerstone have come undone.

But Labour may take comfort in a more recent and precise parallel.

Again, there is a seemingly precise parallel with Labour's current internal struggles over whether Corbyn's fate as leader should be decided by activists or the parliamentary party.