Sentence examples for decent metaphor from inspiring English sources
It seemed a decent metaphor for Yemen itself.
The wooden materials are matched by wooden movement, and fragile constructions serve as a decent metaphor for psychological ones.
This is a decent metaphor for the process of trying to adapt Shakespeare's plays to the modern East End.
The hearts of millions sank at the sight of this sellout, this political reversal, but the image of overtaking yourself is a decent metaphor for the gleeful lack of sentimentality in Hopper's life and work and the amplitude of its reversals.
Flynn's session is a decent metaphor for the entire Values Voter Summit.
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The tape actually boxes off a section of a beautiful carpet, a decent enough metaphor for the way that the exuberant, densely woven motifs of Persian culture are limited by modern tyranny.
It is perhaps an unfortunate metaphor, because he is said to be an engaging, decent, responsible fellow, with a genuine love for sport.
Graham Caintroduced intheduced the metaphor of a rope to illustrate a line of decent, with the long overlapping fibers representing individual gene histories [ 46].
