— Try making simple analogies of your own once you have the hang of how they work.
If these paintings are analogies of anything specific, it is our human love of looking at the world.
But for all the analogies of teamwork, strategy and talent-management, business and sport are two different spheres.
The two pieces Kundera calls dialogues are edited interviews in which he mostly glosses his own novels, the second making elaborate musical analogies of their construction.
Old money vs. new; Northeastern aristocrats vs. Aussie arrivistes — people familiar with the Journal mentality offered analogies of a more commercial bent.
The judge, who speaks in the slow, measured cadence of his native Missouri, falls back on the analogies of a Missouri farmer.
The analogies of animal to human behaviour drawn by many ethologists, however, are severely questioned by their more restrained colleagues as well as by many social scientists.
There was insufficient time to pursue with the prime minister the possible Australian political analogies of a plotline in which a leader apparently set for a long reign is cut down prematurely.
This motivational model recalls the analogies of Freud, but it bore little comparison to what was known of how nervous systems work, and thus it drew criticism from physiologists.
If you ask me, it's obviously the mind trick, with its real-life analogies of charisma and hypnosis, not to mention its failure to defy any major laws of physics.
A few readers and commentators have been concerned that the analogies of the current circumstance in American incarceration to the Soviet gulag or to American slavery are overblown, given the historically exceptional, and often fatal, reality of those things.
