Sentence examples for a metaphor for unity from inspiring English sources
Pest, into which the gentry and intelligentsia moved, became wedded to the national cause; the Széchenyi Chain Bridge, linking Buda with Pest, was a metaphor for unity.
The Phoenix, which in Harry Potter is a metaphor for the unity between birth and death, was Dumbledore's key to understanding a spiritual reality of interconnectedness as taught by everyone from Martin Luther King to Gandhi to Mother Theresa to the Dalai Lama.
Instead, they appear to represent the topography of the city, and in the case of the Olympic one, it seeks to at the same time convey a not especially subtle metaphor for unity.
A chaos (hundun) myth is recorded as a metaphor for the undifferentiated primal unity; the mythical emperors (Huangdi and others) are extolled for wise Daoist rule or blamed for introducing harmful civilization.
If the euro coins are a metaphor for coherence from diversity, the euro bills are a metaphor for an artificial unity, constructed by artists and ad men and approved by politicians.
I feel it is a metaphor for life.
I see animals as a metaphor for diminishing resources.
Park Avenue isn't a metaphor for anything.
Is "Fire as a Metaphor for Psychosis"?
(Hitler here is a metaphor for bossy).
