Sentence examples for this parallel was from inspiring English sources

Although this parallel was extremely suggestive, taking it seriously would require one to assign a non-zero temperature to a black hole, which all then agreed was absurd: All hot bodies emit thermal radiation (like the heat given off from a stove).

The passive overconsumption of sugar-sweetened diets has often been compared to drug addiction, though this parallel was based until very recently more on anecdotal evidence than on solid scientific grounds.

Caspase-3 activity corresponded with AR expression, was enhanced in the presence of DHT and this parallel was most evident in cells engaged more differentiation phenotypes.

This parallel is not necessarily an advertisement for Romney.

However, I think this parallel is, if not entirely accidental, then at least incidental.

Surprisingly, though, Kash doesn't say explicitly that this parallel is not at all hypothetical.

While this parallel is partly true of the Palestinians as a group, it fits Said exceptionally well.

This parallel is always particularly clear at the annual gala of the Richard Tucker Music Foundation, held this year on Sunday at Avery Fisher Hall.

Given that the head of state is also head of the Church of England, this parallel is particularly congruent.

Yet you think this parallel is dangerously misguided — that climate change is a far more serious threat than population growth.

Private Eye is, quite simply, as integral to British public life as the Times used to be – and this parallel is deeply instructive.