Sentence examples for comfortable metaphor from inspiring English sources
Instead, Wright relaxed into a more comfortable metaphor: "I myself feel funny about writing it down on paper.
The cover is by Sanford Greene, who is black — but the history of Marvel characters ends up meaning that the cover turns black people into a more comfortable mutant metaphor for black people.
Microsoft, after all, has a legacy to protect and many users will not feel comfortable abandoning the familiar desktop metaphor.
It's very comfortable to me, to show feelings through – not just metaphor, but by any means necessary.
Strube describes his plans with the following metaphor: A chair with one leg isn't comfortable, he says; you can get by on a chair with two onee with three legs is comfortable; and one with four is relaxing.
Matthew Perry's character in the new NBC comedy "Go On" would certainly know the metaphor: You're unlikely to win unless you're comfortable in the transition game.
Barred by floating gates, the flowers are partially visible and partially obscured, partially accessible and partially not, seemingly appropriate metaphors for the "ever-unattainable dream of the middle class' comfortable life," a concept the duo actively imbues into their work.
In "Unconstitutional," he proves he's just as comfortable in long form, translating the dense prose of our founding documents into barroom metaphors.
The metaphor is unfortunate.
