Sentence examples for sort of parallel from inspiring English sources
"I enjoy living this sort of parallel life," she said.
"Ade and I have, sort of, parallel lives and we come together in the marriage.
But I'm across in a sort of parallel corridor from the real events".
You use their songs to sort of parallel their lives - you know, the happy songs when they're rising and the sad songs when they're going down.
Today, though, in this time of psychological and actual fragility induced by President Donald Trump, Americans have begun framing Canada as a sort of parallel paradise.
The men in the Brand see themselves as part of another world, a sort of parallel society, where violence is justifiable.
"The history of this genocide plaque sort of parallels the history of the Armenian people," he said.
"I think what you end up with is life and art sort of paralleling each other, which is something that everyone in the world delights in.
(Then I remember "Snowqueens Icedragon" and don't feel so bad about the sort-of-unfair parallel).
There are all sorts of parallels between the careers of Clark and the brilliant, doomed Nijinsky, both as dancers and choreographers.
As a sort of mandarin parallel to punk, the movement disdained the idealism of previous avant-gardes.
