Sentence examples for remarkable parallel from inspiring English sources

"It's a very, very remarkable parallel.

As in Harry Potter, and Diana Wynne Jones has been acknowledged as an influence on JK Rowling, the stories move freely between everyday life – in this case an historical one – and several remarkable parallel worlds.

Eighteenth-century painting and sculpture became increasingly weak and provincial, though fantastic pulpits carved by Hendrik Frans Verbruggen, Michel Vervoort, and Theodor Verhaegen provide a remarkable parallel to those in central Europe.

Mr. Gombrich finds a remarkable parallel to Leonardo's method in a passage by an 11th-century Chinese artist, Sung Ti, who recommended that to achieve a "natural effect" in landscape, the painter should throw a piece of silk over an old wall and study its bumps and hollows.

[C3] Corporate Troubles in China Parallel Those in the U.S. Big corporations are having trouble making money, they have big debts, and they have obligations to provide pensions, adding up to trouble for corporate America and, in a remarkable parallel, corporate China.

By Susan Black The New Yorker, January 14 , 1961P. 77 A study of Mrs. John F. Kennedy's appointments to date, furnish a remarkable parallel to Mr. Kennedy's appointments to his Cabinet, & it is becoming obvious that she will keep as firm a hand on the First Ladyship as he's expected to keep on the Presidency.

I think there are remarkable parallels.

Among invertebrates are some remarkable parallels.

There are remarkable parallels between the theories launching the 19th- and 20th-century revolutions in biology.

It struck me that there were remarkable parallels between the music industry and global economics.

Some parts offer remarkable parallels to the Hebrew book of Proverbs.