Sentence examples for charming metaphor from inspiring English sources
In 1985, the journal Science said Dr. Van Valen's more charming metaphor had prevailed among biologists.
Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are is a charming metaphor about runaway children in which we learn that if you flee your parents' home, chances are you will find yourself surrounded by savage beasts and you will probably miss your mommy's home cooked meals.
Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.
Some students had been ragged but charming; some used elaborate metaphors, a trait shared by scientists and rappers, Mr. Emdin said.
Personable and charming with an affinity for colorful metaphors, Oberg speaks with a disarming Southern drawl that makes almost anything he says sound reasonable.
For more than an hour Her seems little more than metaphor meets Manic Pixie Dream Girl: charming, yes, but insubstantial.
It is a characteristically combative metaphor from a man who presents himself, with charming affability, as a straight-talking soldier with no patience for artifice.
Metaphor isn't far away as Randy is soon charming and backtalking all the old ladies and blue-collar guys who want his smoked ham and baloney.
(Mr. Neumann is charming as the go-getter.) Mr. Baryshnikov brings an engagingly matter-of-fact, understated presence to both, which makes metaphor feel like reality.
When young terminal cancer patient, Hazel, meets charming, handsome Augustus Waters at her drag of a cancer support group she finds herself falling deep into the metaphors, humour, the price of dawn and mind.
