Sentence examples for some sort of parallel from inspiring English sources

EMINENT Americans visiting Europe recently often seem to find themselves in a state of bewilderment, almost as if they had stumbled into some sort of parallel universe.

DAVID DENBY: Um, you may be joking, but I think that's one of the titles that Universal owns, set in some sort of parallel real-estate universe, I guess.

But if Madonna really needed to find some sort of parallel for her life as an American who found herself in cold, unfriendly Europe, could she not have chosen, say, a Henry James heroine or, indeed, anyone who had never been matey with Hitler?

In some sort of parallel, we have Boris, the British Trump.

"There's going to have to be some sort of parallel type of evaluation for school librarians that we can do that," she said.

When Ray's character has issues in his life, the first place Ray is going to go to is to find some sort of parallel in things that are directly related to his personal life.

In some ways, it's tempting to see Stella as Ruth, in some sort of a parallel universe.

You had to pinch yourself to make sure you weren't watching a game of footy in some sort of bizarro parallel universe.

Back in Athens, sorry, Bankside, Meow plays Hippolyta as the drunken one, in some sort of attempted parallel that doesn't work and that wastes her considerable talent.

The recordings reveal the result of her meticulous study and assimilation of virtually all American vernacular music to that point; either that or like some sort of literary, New England parallel to Robert Johnson—she had made a deal with the devil.

But for me, writing about it was fascinating because at least as a construct it has some sort of meaning, ie the parallels with life put it closer to reality than any other sport except perhaps running.