Art Stetson, the director of admissions at Flintridge Prep, fascinated me as he spoke about the brilliance of metaphor and the elegance characterized by wordsmith Thomas Hardy.
We could not find anything in the literature suggesting that the kind of horizontal violence or bullying characterized by the ugly metaphor of "eating our young" was evident in CRNA practice.
For instance, the immune system is characterized by the defense-army metaphor.
Although they are mentioned in the sky myths, they have remained only as personifications of natural phenomena, characterized by the most beautiful metaphors.
The language of molecular life science is characterized by vivid use of metaphors, similes, anthropomorphisms, teleological expressions, scientific slang, abbreviations, acronyms, and mathematical relations, which are described in detail below.
Conceptismo was characterized by its use of striking metaphors, expressed either concisely and epigrammatically or elaborated into lengthy conceits.
His work is characterized by complex language, the frequent use of metaphor along with recurring themes, including nostalgia, divorce, abandonment, fatherhood, and most notably issues of Jewish identity.
Nicolai Ouroussoff writes that New Orleans is a metaphor for the declining state of American cities, which were once characterized by farsighted public works projects.
"A conspicuous tendency of Longinus," he wrote, "is to move from the quality of a work to its genesis in the powers and state of mind, the thought and emotions, of its author," characterized by the "bold and frequent use of metaphors".
The objects' inner assemblages often looked as if they had been taken straight from the street and stacked, in a kind of controlled recycling characterized by low-key wit, lively inventiveness and a subtle eye for metaphor.
Broadly speaking, the term "Grand Manner" refers to a bombastic, highly rhetorical style of English portrait painting in the 18th century characterized by regal poses, opulent decoration and the use of visual metaphors.
