Sentence examples for 1 metaphor from inspiring English sources

Depending on the context provided by the preceding stories, the target sentences were classified as follows: (1) metaphor versus literally coherent; (2) metaphor versus literally incoherent; (3) sarcasm versus literally coherent; and (4) sarcasm versus literally incoherent.

2. Metaphor is ritual sacrifice.

The Catch-22 metaphor is seriously overused, but consider this: Attorney General Michael Mukasey told Congress there would be no criminal investigation into waterboarding.

" 'Homeland' is actually TV's best post-9/11 metaphor yet, where Carrie is America and America is a mad, paranoid, overacting blonde," one TV critic wrote of "Homeland" 's first season.

This figure shows the relative distribution of the four-instructional treatment/gender groups (treatment 1 textual metaphor and treatment 2 graphical metaphors).

The contrast images were incorporated into a 2 (metaphor and sarcasm) × 2 (literal coherency and incoherency) design.

Former Director George Tenet captured the post-9/11 metaphor as "a snake with many heads".

As described in [ 48] MetaPhor agarose is capable of resolving microsatellite size differences of only two basepairs.

The illustrations are created manually with a 2.5D metaphor, typically presenting viruses or cells in cross-section, with simplified representations for the individual molecules.

Amplified products were electrophoretically separated on 3% metaphor (50184, FMC, Rockland, ME /1% agarose (0710-500G, AmreSolonSOHon, OH) gels in 0.5 × tris-borate-EDTA buffer, pH 7.4.

Two hundred and fifty-eight (32.2%) of the 801 TFGMS markers in the 203 TF genes were polymorphic (with average PIC of 0.44) among 96 genotypes in 3.5% metaphor agarose gel (Supplementary Table S2).