Sentence examples for striking parallel to from inspiring English sources
But this abrupt fall of global figures reflects the drastic shrinking of supplies, not a dip in demand, which remains as strong as it has ever been, in a striking parallel to what is happening in the art market.
The playwright, Tanika Gupta, saw in Pip's desire to rise beyond his social class a striking parallel to her parents' immigrant generation who sailed to England to better themselves and identity politics clearly run strong: Pip goes from wearing the kurta in his village to an Englishman's suit in Calcutta and back again to traditional attire when he feels a growing national pride.
They are preferably striking parallel to the maximum horizontal stress (Faulds et al. 2011).
Another situation is the transversal isotropy in a plane striking parallel to the hole axis, also where the isotropic plane consists of x and z axes, and which is shown in Fig. 4.
Phenomenological analysis has frequently been compared to conceptual clarification in the ordinary language tradition, for example, and the method of 'phenomenological reduction' that Husserl invented in 1905 offers a striking parallel to the reductive project opened up by Russell's theory of descriptions, which also made its appearance in 1905.
Short and long finTRIM proteins were expressed with or without B30.2 domain, in a striking parallel to what we have found in the trout.
He became a student of his father's career, which includes striking parallels to Mr. Rangel's.
Mr. Giacomelli's 1970's images of geometric patterns in Senigallia's fields bear striking parallels to Aaron Siskind's contemporaneous photographs of wall abstractions.
More informative are texts from Mari (Tall al-Ḥarīrī, 18th century bce) in northwest Mesopotamia, where some striking parallels to Hebrew prophecy have been discovered.
Nevertheless, the basic positivist attitude was tenaciously held by many scientists, and striking parallels to it appeared in American pragmatism and instrumentalism.
In Russia, the bombings were less a shock than a grim reminder of that country's own recent terrorist attacks, including one with striking parallels to events in Madrid.
