Sentence examples for this parallel between from inspiring English sources

Justin Rosenbaum, the captain at Fort Knox who asked General Cody whether any generals would be held accountable for the failures in Iraq, said he was disturbed by this parallel between the two wars.

This hint, which will no doubt cause fan theories to be revised countless times over, might help us make sense of this parallel between Pulp Fiction and Kill Bill.

Niebuhr [25] introduced the term "segmental intonation" to refer to this parallel between the pitch impressions caused by fricative segments and their adjacent F0 contexts.

By stressing this parallel between Marx and Deweyan instrumentalism, Marxism was not interpreted by Hook as a dogmatic thesis about historical inevitability but as an experimental hypothesis to be confirmed by its future consequences.

This parallel between the forms of "sameness" (tong) the Mohists identify and our use of to be strongly suggests that the concept of "sameness" plays a theoretical role for classical Chinese thinkers comparable to that of to be or the copula in European languages.

When John McCain was running for president he drew this parallel between banking and health insurance (Washington Post 9/21/08).

The researchers did not think to figure "fear" into their research, though at this point the parallel between what a viral personal narrative and an urban legend is exact enough that we can almost use the terms interchangeably.

In this study, the parallel between intensity of the inflammation and the patient's prognosis has not yet been fully clarified, and further research is needed.

Dr. Eppley is struck by the fact that, distracted by the interactions between flowers and insects, scientists overlooked this parallel relationship between mosses and arthropods.

To this graying veteran, the parallel between Trump's rhetoric and his nation's past is obvious.

This parallel interaction between the ventricles, whereby the function of one ventricle influences the function of the other, is called ventricular interdependence [ 68, 69].