Sentence examples for really parallel from inspiring English sources

Still, some legal experts said the cases were not really parallel.

Which isn't really parallel; motives are not the same thing as "how the intruder spent his day".

(First Man or First Dude obviously won't fly, and the gender-neutral First Spouse isn't really parallel).

It was intoxicating, and at the same time, I was also kind of gearing-up to leave this relationship, and it was really parallel.

And the tone of the movie was really parallel to the Frank Miller book, which I liked and thought was great.

"We came up with this narrative that reflected a personal headspace or a darker time in my life and wanted to depict it with specific motifs of cultural milestones which all felt really parallel to everything else I do," he continued.

Our business model really parallels that of LinkedIn and we've seen strong growth on the recruiting side this year.

"So I don't know these things are going to happen and write them into the script, but it's strange how we're really paralleling what is happening in the news".

VICE talked to the authors by phone to find out why they felt the need to dig deeper into the assassination, how groups and so-called movements with names like the Dixie Mafia, Christian Identity, and the White Knights were involved, and whether the white supremacist moment we're in right now really parallels that of 1968.

"But really, parallels shouldn't be drawn because he's in a league of his own".

So they are not really in parallel to pleasure or knowledge.