Sentence examples for metaphor of enemies from inspiring English sources
The metaphor of enemies and allies: This is very similar to the metaphor of the party but emphasizes the fact that the author being read either agrees or disagrees with aspects of the argumentation of the other thinkers cited in his / her own article.
I got enemies, got a lot of enemies, Drake sang.
(The same difficulty would attend a declaration of war on Al Qaeda and, more broadly, bedevils the whole metaphor of the "war on terrorism": it affords the enemy a status and dignity he doesn't deserve).
Therefore, despite the support accorded to efforts like that of Gustaf Aulén to reinterpret the metaphor of the Atonement as Christ's victory over his enemies, Protestant theology in the middle of the 20th century was still searching for a doctrine of the Atonement to match its newly won insights into the doctrine of the person of Christ.
But perhaps not since Susan Sontag has anyone put cancer so firmly and eloquently in its place as Mr. Johnson does, casting it as neither metaphor nor enemy, but simply a natural part of the orderly disorder of the natural world.
It's a metaphor, the metaphor of sonship.
Beneath these HCI metaphors, however, is the unspoken metaphor of computer is woman.
The metaphor of a citation lineage: This expression can itself be considered a metaphor.
"I use the metaphor of mountaineering.
Some might turn my metaphor, of course.
