parallelisms

Scott is much given to the use of Elizabethan words and constructions, and I have quoted many "parallelisms" from Shakespeare and his contemporaries.

The Lady of the Lake Walter Scott 1801

Meyers is a looser writer than Ephron, whose scripts advance in such nifty parallelisms, one imagines her plotting them with a pair of calipers.

Double-X Films 2009

Meyers is a looser writer than Ephron, whose scripts advance in such nifty parallelisms, one imagines her plotting them with a pair of calipers.

Double-X Films 2009

Meyers is a looser writer than Ephron, whose scripts advance in such nifty parallelisms, one imagines her plotting them with a pair of calipers.

Double-X Films 2009

He currently has an article pending publication that is an analysis of parallelisms in short stories of Jack London and Robert Louis Stevenson.

Biographical Sketch of Dan Wichlan 2010

Meyers is a looser writer than Ephron, whose scripts advance in such nifty parallelisms, one imagines her plotting them with a pair of calipers.

Double-X Films 2009

Lest that be insufficiently diagnostic, the point is emphasized in a pair of parallelisms.

'Thor': A Vehicle of Low Norsepower Joe Morgenstern 2011

Meyers is a looser writer than Ephron, whose scripts advance in such nifty parallelisms, one imagines her plotting them with a pair of calipers.

Double-X Films 2009

Meyers is a looser writer than Ephron, whose scripts advance in such nifty parallelisms, one imagines her plotting them with a pair of calipers.

Double-X Films 2009

In his experience, orchestral works by composers of Chinese or Japanese origin just featured a lot of "the stereotypical sounds of that region," such as a pentatonic melody with a parallel harmony in fifths classical European music favors parallelisms in thirds or sixths or the insertion of gongs or bamboo flutes.

O for a Thousand Pipes to Sing Lee Lawrence 2011