Sentence examples for striking parallel between from inspiring English sources

To him, the striking parallel between religion and fiction was that both had to do with belief.

They may, however, also be viewed as ritual beings who exhibit a striking parallel between their ritual and verbal behaviour.

I mention this picture because of the striking parallel between it and another seascape in the first and finer of this exceptional pair of novellas.

The most striking parallel between Mirvis and Welby is that they have both been appointed within institutions that are becoming ever less viable.

As John Berger writes, it provides "a striking parallel between CIA prisoner interrogation technique and the blackmailing technique of the World Bank and IMF for imposing disaster capitalism across the world; both want to induce by shocks a loss of identity".

Indeed, there is a striking parallel between the problems caused by aid inflows and the "natural resource curse" (or "Dutch disease" as it is sometimes termed in western countries), whereby inflows into one economic sector – typically oil or minerals – drive up economy-wide prices (including the exchange rate), rendering other sectors uncompetitive.

There are striking parallels between Mr. Bébéar and Mr. Messier.

Ms. Kaminsky says she finds striking parallels between New York's past and present.

There are striking parallels between Sibelius and Denmark's foremost composer of our century, Carl Nielsen.

There are striking parallels between the hard-core opponents of a peace deal on each side.

There are striking parallels between preeclampsia and atherosclerotic disease, and between lesions of atherosis and atherosclerosis.