Sentence examples for Mirror metaphor from inspiring English sources

Through the Looking Glass: The Mirror Metaphor in Ana María Matute's "En el bosque".

After this introduction phase, the mirror metaphor fades out, the robot arm is oriented towards the screen and is used as the tangible music interface described in previous sections.

What a sadly perfect mirror metaphor for the uncertain future wellbeing of life on our planet.

From serene to storm-tossed, the sea has long served as a mood ring for narrative literature and art: a powerful mirror and metaphor for exploring our inner weather.

It is a gorgeous sequence, and you come away applauding the lack of grownup control, and Shiva's choice in showing this process, the mirror a metaphor for how the viewer adjusts to seeing as they see.

"And the mirror cracked: metaphors of violence in the films of Marleen Gorris". Women's Studies International Forum 16.n4 July-August 1993349 349(15).

This, then, is E's Blood on the Tracks, his response to the devastation of a collapsed relationship; except that rather than viewed through the refracting mirrors of metaphor and allusion, he can't help projecting his own grief upon existence in general.

But as much as we look to movies for escape and amusement, we also use them as mirrors and metaphors, take them to heart.

Only 2.4% of his eighteenth-century metaphors call the mind a mirror, while light metaphors are two-and-a-half times more frequent, at 6.1% (Pasanek 332, n. 1).

"Our failure has been to create a political and economic civilization, but we have created a culture". Inspired by mirrors found in the Totonac tombs in El Tajin, Mexico, the title of the series, "The Buried Mirror," is a metaphor for the survival of Hispanic culture.

But what should philosophy become once the mirror of nature metaphor, and with it the notion of the "philosopher as guardian of rationality," is abandoned?