Sentence examples for undeniable parallels from inspiring English sources

Susan Boyle, the British equivalent of Sister Cristina, was not of course a nun, but the story has undeniable parallels – a frumpy, fortysomething woman singing I Dreamed a Dream in the shower all her life, suddenly melting the hearts of the X Factor svengalis.

One was last year's winner, Hailie Sahar, who prepared to pass on her crown, and the other in a move that suggested both solidarity with the trans community and its undeniable parallels with traditional cisgender pageantry was current Miss America, Betty Cantrell.

"The parallels are undeniable," says Kathy Jo Wetter, who works on nanotech issues with the ETC Group, a campaigning organisation interested in technology's impact on health and the environment.

(Whether this debate is identical to the so-called 'justice-care' debate, as contended in Cannold, et al (1995), is questionable, though it is undeniable that there are important parallels).

Their private scandals were conducted in parallel with an undeniable sense of public duty: that tension is fascinating, it's operatic.

There exists, by extension, an undeniable urge to draw a parallel between the anti-PC trappings of Veep and the anti-PC trappings of our current government but why bother?

But the parallels are there, and undeniable.

Much to the dismay of many of my British friends, the current parallels between U.S. and UK politics are undeniable.

So, here is the parallel reality: Building country (community) with intent to install undeniable credibility in a public institution by using the breadth of art to define the building and invite the people in.

Running parallel to sentimentality and the joy of judgement is the undeniable appeal of watching drama and mayhem unfold.

When it comes to customer experience, the parallels between websites and physical stores are as plentiful as they are undeniable.