Sentence examples for which parallel from inspiring English sources
The phrase "which parallel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is similar or analogous to another thing, often in a comparative context. Example: "The two theories present findings which parallel each other in significant ways."
But which parallel is closer?
And "teenage boy may have smoked weed" is shocking in which parallel universe?
It seems that he finds reassurance in the thoughts and odd habits of Schopenhauer and Kant, which parallel his own.
There, it's all about snorkelling or lolling about in the sun while you wonder to which parallel universe all the other tourists have vanished.
An assembly is planned in the Serbian-controlled north of Kosovo, in which parallel Serbian institutions will be formalised to run Serb bits of the country.
As a side note, the four economic indicators that economists use to track recessions — which parallel those that the forecast model uses — have been reasonably bullish lately.
A distinctive feature of his system was the "point at infinity" at which parallel lines in the painting appear to converge.
There are hubs of activity during this festival, which parallel the normal hubs of activity in the city on a typical good-weather weekend night.
It ends in a hallway in which parallel walls chronicle the activities of April 14 for Booth and Lincoln, before they came together in the theater to which the hall leads.
These include John Chamberlain's crushed car parts, which are a counterpart to Abstract Expressionism, and works by Herbert Ferber and Seymour Lipton, made up of biomorphic forms, which parallel the organic shapes of many Abstract Expressionist painters.
Algiers is built on the slopes of the Sahel Hills, which parallel the Mediterranean Sea coast, and it extends for some 10 miles (16 km) along the Bay of Algiers.
