Parallels

The novel parallels the movie in terms of plot.

The way she expresses herself in her writing parallels that of famous authors.

The parallels between the two novels are subtle, but significant.

The experiment explores the parallels between the effects of two different drugs.

The curtains hung parallels to the windowsill.

The trains moved along the tracks, running parallels to one another.

His artistic style parallels that of the famous painter.

The way he paints parallels the techniques of famous artists.

The two boats floated parallels down the river.

The author uses parallels to illustrate the theme of the novel.

The historian drew parallels between the two wars in terms of their causes and consequences.

The story's theme parallels that of other literary works from the same era.

The political situation in this country parallels that of its neighboring nation.

The behavior of teenagers often parallels that of their peers.

The author draws parallels between the experiences of women in different cultures.

The teacher drew two parallels on the board to illustrate the concept.

The filmmaker's latest work is full of parallels to his earlier films.

The presentation highlights the parallels between two different cultural traditions.

The two songs have a similar melody and lyrics, showing parallels in their structure.

The computer programmer used two parallels of code to compare their functionality.

The students walked parallels down the hall to their next class.

The train station platform parallels the train tracks.

The plot of the movie has some parallels to real-life events.

The teacher drew parallels between the Great Depression and the current economic situation.

The map shows the parallels between two different regions in terms of climate.

The doctor drew parallels between the patient's symptoms and those of a previous case.