Sentence examples for the parallel that from inspiring English sources
The parallel that worries me is what happened a decade ago, after the hedge fund Long-Term Capital Management failed, temporarily causing the whole financial system to freeze up.
The entire story feels informed by nineteen-nineties debates about black masculinity, not to mention the parallel that's suggested between Malcolm X with Angela Davis and Bill with Hillary.
This result is due to Woodin and is just one instance from among many examples of the parallel that are contained in his work.
But the parallel that was promptly rendered explicit by the #MuslimLivesMatter hashtag is too obvious to ignore.
If I were a Conservative strategist, the parallel that I would study with care is neither 1992 nor 1997, but 1979.
(So uncanny was the parallel that two Ukrainian generals asked Kurkov over coffee and cognac whether his book might have inspired the attempted hit).
But it is striking the parallels that can be drawn.
The parallels that can be drawn from Plainview's story must, I suggest, have given the script added pulling power.
Hale also said that he's slightly worried about the parallels that might run between his HBO comedy's political story lines and the upcoming presidential election.
Many of the concerns regarding the function of intranuclear polypeptide ligand/receptors can be addressed by examining the parallels that exist with other acknowledged signaling pathways.
Despite the parallels that can be drawn between the experiences of Irish and non-EU trained doctors within the Irish health system, their experiences cannot be considered identical.
