| Its roots are in the heavens and its branches permeate the cosmos, paralleled in occidental mythology by the Norse Yggdrasill. |
| His poems utilise the abstract power of language in a way that is paralleled by Salcedo's use of pared down, concrete physical form. |
| These changes have paralleled dramatic changes in the assessment of practising physicians. |
| During its final descent, the helicopter may have encountered a slight downwind as it parallelled a ridge line to the west of the landing area. |
| Criticism of judges' decisions is not necessarily parallelled by a lack of public esteem for the judiciary. |
| At the same time each of its virtues are parallelled and offset by the petty cruelties of a small, incestuous community. |
