Sentence examples for advanced metaphor from inspiring English sources
Execution despairs at America's obsession with the death penalty ("Execution, it's the American Dream!") while Obama, Drone Bomb Me and Violent Men don't exactly need a degree in advanced metaphor to interpret.
Allusive and bittersweet, the film uses characters to advance metaphor in the picture-puzzle manner that Michael Ondaatje used in the novel "The English Patient"; you may not be sure if it's about people or pop or filmmaking.
If the Public Goods Hypothesis is advanced as a metaphor, then it might supplement the tree of life.
Scenes are constantly replayed with different endings, suggesting there are many parallel universes, as Payne uses advanced physics as a metaphor for life.
"My response to his condescension was to discuss advanced learning theory and the use of metaphor and semiotics along with the theoretical foundations of design patterns".
But although Chandler's work was seminal and his alcohol-fuelled chronic depression generated a helluva lot of witty metaphors, his plotting skills never advanced very far.
In the nineteen-thirties, the social-democratic movement advanced the idea of the folkhemmet — "the people's home" — using the home as a metaphor for its vision of a harmonious, classless Sweden.
Accounting Organizations and Society, 23 7), 641 664] essentially representationalist analysis of the presuppositions of financial reporting, and an exploration of the metaphor of accounting as a language, are used to elucidate the antirepresentationalist view of accounting advanced in the paper.
By now, the militarization of the police has advanced to the point where "the War on Crime" and "the War on Drugs" are no longer metaphors but bland understatements.
Yet many great ideas that have advanced culture over the past centuries have emerged from a more connective space, in the collision of different worldviews and sensibilities, different metaphors and fields of expertise.
