Sentence examples for thematic parallels from inspiring English sources
And given that so many of the plays were by midcareer writers, the thematic parallels were not all that surprising.
In Washington, Mr. Bush also gave a speech on America's role in the world on Thursday, and there were some striking thematic parallels between his and Mr. Obama's.
Although it was published only six years later, it feels like it's from a different century, although there are some thematic parallels.
That its biblical forebear, from Genesis, devises a false identity for herself forms only one of several thematic parallels with Peet's story.
I suppose a lot of people will make the comparison to "The Social Network," but are there thematic parallels as well?
These thematic parallels are not accidental.[31] The temporality specific to the sensuous passivity that precedes the passive synthesis of time as a unified flow, is stranger than Husserl's complex stream of consciousness with its retentions and protentions.
It is, however, a helpful thematic parallel.
Citing perhaps the best thematic parallel possible, Mr. Grey described how the "The Godfather" began as a blockbuster theatrical release, but only a relatively small percentage of the population paid to see it.
There is a kind of fearful symmetry between his misapprehension and Captain Gault's, but when Horahan's final destiny becomes linked to both the captain's and Lucy's, it will be more than a thematic parallel.
The legendary Austrian-born director who started out, like May, as an aggressive actor ("The Man You Love to Hate"), Stroheim the film maker was known throughout the '20s for his intransigence and extravagance--what one studio head termed his "footage fetish". The thematic and stylistic parallels between May and Stroheim are equally striking.
With the overall objective of advancing the sustainable mountain development (SMD) agenda, discussions over the three days were organized around plenary sessions, parallel thematic tracks, poster presentations and featured focus events.
