Sentence examples for seen as parallel from inspiring English sources

Once seen as parallel case studies in cold war politics, the islands have seemingly switched roles.

The double life of Jekyll and Hyde can be seen as parallel to "the necessarily double life of the Victorian homosexual".

They were also seen as parallel to the position of his United States counterpart, Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

However, inverse perspective mapping enables the road lines to be seen as parallel lines.

Plotinus' chronologically first treatise, 'On Beauty' (I 6), can be seen as parallel to his treatise on virtue (I 2).

The two could be seen as parallel pillars of information — that which is interesting specifically to you, and that which is interesting to everyone.

Magic, in its ritual, also uses various formations of symbols, pictures, and symbolical actions that may be seen as parallels to the distinctively religious use of symbols.

Gadamer's conception of understanding as not reducible to method or technique, along with his insistence of understanding as an ongoing process that has no final completion, not only invites comparison with ideas to be found in the work of the later Wittgenstein, but can also be seen as paralleling developments in post-Kuhnian philosophy of science.

Instead, he awakens to find himself living what he sees as parallel lives.

Since leaving the agency, Ms. Ford has established Freedom For All, a foundation dedicated to combating human trafficking, an industry she sees as "parallel" to modeling.

Foote was initially interested in writing a film based on his nephew's efforts to organize a band, which he saw as paralleling his own youthful attempts to find work as an actor.