Sentence examples for suggests a parallel with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "suggests a parallel with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used when comparing two similar concepts or situations. Here is an example: "The rise of digital media suggests a parallel with the invention of the printing press in terms of its impact on society."
The pent-up anger with which Adela spits out this story suggests a parallel with her own life, but Henry begins by revealing his troubled history: divorced nearly 10 years, he has not seen his daughter in almost as many.
Previous studies showed an involvement of hippocampal structures56 as well as the formation of new auditory objects30, which suggests a parallel with more classical forms of hippocampal-dependent memories.
The reconstruction suggests a parallel with Southern California: The Denali quake is a dead ringer for one that shook 350 kilometers of the San Andreas fault in 1857.
At home, Farjami turns on the television and sees reports of political violence in Sierra Leone -- suggesting a parallel with Iran.
The name suggested a parallel with alternative rock, then ascendant, but it also suggested a certain pessimism: instead of aiming at reforming mainstream comedy, these performers offered their audiences — and each other — a refuge from it.
For some observers, Rouhani's candidacy suggested a parallel with the decision in 1988 to appoint Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani as commander of the army with a view to extricating the country quickly from its bloody eight-year war with Iraq.
They asked people who had served in the military about their relationships with commanding officers, apparently in an effort to suggest a parallel with the relationship between Mr. Muhammad, a military veteran, and the younger man.
A recent e-mail message labeled Mr. Obama "the biggest liar of all," and a piece on Mr. Obama's enthusiasm for the national volunteer service agency AmeriCorps suggested a parallel with Hitler Youth.
These findings suggested a parallel with melanocytic lesions.
Thus, the expansion of the thalamic eminence is accompanied by shrinkage of the adjacent CGE, suggesting a parallel with the expansion of the cortical hem and septum.
Gross morphological analysis of these birds suggests a parallel loss of sustained flight with very little change in other phenotypic characters such as plumage or skeletal structure.
