Sentence examples for quite parallel from inspiring English sources

This sentence is long, complex and not quite parallel.

Man's aspiration from his mother Nature is quite parallel to the pigs and the sow.

This year's preëlection fervor calls to mind 1968 in many ways, though clearly the scenarios are not quite parallel.

Although most of the new beds extend to a flat surface, the Spacebed and several others deemed "flat" are not quite parallel to the floor of the aircraft.

For example, he said, "Everyone knows about osteoporosis, but quite parallel to it there is a tendency to lose muscle with age".

At one point, he takes his shirt off, and she stands beside him, a bit dazed, with the top of her head not quite parallel with his nipples.

And in a not-quite-parallel universe, President Mackenzie Allen Geena Daviss, above) is back after a three-month hiatus.

But, finally, there are so few familiar landmarks that you feel little lost, as if the century you lived in had been a not-quite-parallel world.

His contrasts of black and white or the tension he suggested between not-quite-parallel lines carried the weight of heroic clashes, although at a glance it all looked utterly simple.

And today there's quite a parallel".

The first thing worth saying about "Lonelyhearts" is that it tells two quite interesting parallel stories, each packed with piquant details.