Sentence examples similar to when they draw a parallel from inspiring English sources

They draw a parallel, inevitably, with Weimar.

They draw a parallel with the 1988 Seoul Olympics.

While Garden officials were giving Thomas a vote of confidence in recent days, they drew a parallel to sticking with Sather through the low spots.

Yosef Lapid, the justice minister and Holocaust survivor, shocked the country when he appeared to draw a parallel with the actions of Nazi soldiers who drove his grandmother from her home.

That's when they drew blood.

These dynamic artists not only create mind-blowing and inquisitive art, they seem to also draw a parallel to the legacy of Posada's satirical and subversive works.

When TechCrunch's own Jordan Crook attempted to draw a parallel with Apple during an interview on the show floor of E3 this week, Sales and Marketing head Doug Bowser (real last name), batted down the comparison, insisting, "Nintendo likes to take the Nintendo approach".

"I draw a parallel to the BBC: when I watch and listen to the BBC when I'm in the UK I think the on-air talent really represents a diversity of modern Britain and I'm not yet sure we represent the diversity of modern Australia".

"What they are trying to do is to draw a parallel between the leadership of Zimbabwe and Malawi.

Huckabee also missed a great opportunity to draw a parallel to today, when women are systematically undervalued and paid less for equal (or even better) work than their male counterparts.

He won applause when he drew a parallel between Hartford and Washington.