Sentence examples for any metaphor from inspiring English sources

One form of this objection comes from philosophers who dislike the use of any metaphor in science because, they allege, metaphorical description in some sense conceals what is objectively there while another comes from philosophers who merely dislike the use of this particular metaphor.

Or maybe any metaphor — pest, President, plebeian, optimism incarnate — is more than one little insect should bear.

The asymmetry between God and creatures also provides a measure or norm for the appropriateness of any metaphor exploring or attempting to explain their relationship.

Of course, one shouldn't push any metaphor too far.

Use any metaphor you like: The Matrix, The Truman Show, Pleasantville, or "The Hotel California".

Anne Rice books and New York Times exposes on goth have ruined any metaphor I could use to describe it.

Rather, the Cusan project is Neoplatonic and has its own traditional strictures on any metaphors he chooses: the ontology determines the metaphors, the metaphors do not determine the ontology.

I didn't hear any metaphors at all, which are crucial for creating an inspiring and visionary speeches.

It was packed with visitors, and I will resist using any metaphors that involve sardines to describe how crowded it was.

Çevik Bir, one of the generals who planned the coup, stated his case with a metaphor any parent could understand: "In Turkey we have a marriage of Islam and democracy...

When it comes to infrastructure, the Information Superhighway isn't just a metaphor any more.