Sentence examples for metaphor of school from inspiring English sources

Wade called the storylines "pretty thin" and its focus on "the imagery that sells the metaphor of school as a battlefield".

Whedon built the show around the central metaphor of high school as a horror movie.

Rather, as educator Adam Bessie put it in a brilliant piece of graphic commentary published at Truthout, "the metaphor is broken" -- the metaphor of the public schools as an industrial sluiceway, washing our children anywhere at all.

I use the metaphor of a cadaver in medical school.

And again, it's how I started graduate school, with this metaphor of the child as scientist.

The metaphor of the way school hospital underlines the work made by the child in which gradually punctuation, pause, rhythm, tempo will open innovative modalities of relationship to the reality and emergence of school interests.

Professor Trevor Cooling's metaphor of a Bedouin "tent of meeting", quoted in the schools guidance, is an inspiring model for church schools.

PSO concept is based on a metaphor of social interaction such as bird flocking and fish schooling.

This is another metaphor of attention blindness, 'cause we all think we know what school and work are.

I remember hearing Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech in middle school and being thrilled by his simple, lucid metaphor of dreaming.

By adopting an "integrative" perspective, the essential feature of the project is based on the metaphor of the "Cemaden micro-locality"—where each member of a high school becomes a "space" for research, monitoring, and disaster warnings.