Sentence examples for another common analogy from inspiring English sources

Is it anything more than the froth on a wave (another common analogy), which has nothing to do with the action of the wave on ship or shore?

Another common analogy asserts that God bestows life upon us a gift, and it would be a mark of ingratitude or neglect to reject that gift by taking our lives.

A common analogy -- downloading music is like stealing a CD -- does not sway students.

The common analogy is that you wouldn't expect an architect to build his own building.

The common analogy is that if your household is getting further into debt, then the last thing you do is get another credit card.

A common analogy is to see the novel as an orchestra and the short story as a string quartet.

That's a common analogy in reviews, but I mean it here as literally as a figurative claim can be.

A common analogy may be used to relate these three quantities to water flow in pipes in place of electrons in wires.

There is evidence that he made the common analogy between the divine air that sustains the universe and the human "air," or soul, that animates people.

The common analogy among industry executives and analysts is that e-mail is as secure as a postcard, but even that may be giving e-mail too much credit.

This fundamental point exposes the fallacy behind the common analogy, drawn by defenders of Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state, between Israel's right to be Jewish and France's right to be French.