Sentence examples for key metaphor from inspiring English sources
That's almost the case in his latest solo show, at Clifton Benevento, where the primary material and the key metaphor never quite connect.
That's almost the case in his latest solo show, where the primary material (automobile windshields) and the key metaphor (migratory butterflies) never quite connect.
That idea, the crossbreeding of the gothic and the scientific romance, was released from into the world, and would become a key metaphor for our times.
As if to clinch the point, Reid directs me to the key metaphor in the book's first sequence, The Flowers of Crete, in which the seemingly unvanquishable Cretan minotaur is a metaphor for Lucinda's indestructible sarcoma.
Dancing is throughout a key metaphor; and in the most extraordinary burst of ecstasy currently to be seen on the London stage, the five women release their emotional and sexual supression by dancing to a reel issuing from the radio.
The Royal Palace was the key metaphor, and far from taking us on a drab hike through overblown decor, Federico filled the rooms with the ghosts of the Habsburgs.
The key customers should understand the language or key metaphors of the Futures Map.
Second, based on the results obtained from the initial manual annotation of the TSC, we conducted a quantitative study of the CCP newspaper, the PD, to determine the relative productivity of the key metaphors as schematic categories in the official party press.
One of the key metaphors in the song is the opening line "a heart that's full up like a landfill".
The key metaphors, themes, or concepts in each study report are identified.
To determine how the studies are related Noblit and Hare advocate forming a list of key metaphors, phrases, concepts and their relation to each other and juxtapose them.
