Sentence examples for very parallel to from inspiring English sources

Dolce would think they can talk shit about people boycotting, support the first lady of a president who is very parallel to Hitler, and bring the millennials and put them in that shit and nothing would happen.

"That's a very clear parallel to fishing in a stream," exclaims Seligman.

"That's a very clear parallel to fishing in a stream," he yelps excitedly upon hearing that she and her friend competed to seduce men on a train.

"It's very much parallel to what we've seen happen with attention deficit disorder and some learning disabilities," says Ruth Bork, dean of the Disability Resource Center at Northeastern University in Boston.

"Our relationship is very strangely parallel to the relationship of our characters".

It's very parallel in risks to venture capital".

In other environments, the Acropora species grow as small cushions, but in the calm waters of the lagoon they grew in very long fingers parallel to one another, with the outer 10 15 cm being alive.

Some have irregularly shaped somas with very short dendrites parallel to the granule cell layer (Figure 6g, arrows), some have small somas and short dendrites terminating in the inner molecular layer (Figure 6g arrowheads), but the majority have large somas with long primary dendrites and several branches projecting to the outer edge of the molecular layer (Figure 6d,g,h).

At another level, it might promote adherence to a specific diet, which is very important in parallel to cancer treatment.

You will want to make this line very straight and parallel to the existing edge.

But there are very few parallels to what Meche did.