Sentence examples for metaphor recognition from inspiring English sources

After reading and discussing Glucksberg's (2003) behavior experiments on metaphor recognition, we asked students to seek out metaphors.

One appealingly convenient approach to this problem is to use device motions as input, a paradigm in which the currently dominant interaction metaphors are gesture recognition and visually mediated scrolling.

Jock, pen name of the UK artist Mark Simpson, said his task was to find a metaphor for Batman's recognition that Peter's death lacked simple answers.

Again, any reader familiar with a nineteenth-century (or earlier) love of metaphor will find some recognition in the striking image of Christ as a narrow lever inserted into ancient Palestine.

That glaring red underline, spell check's mark of non-recognition, is a metaphor for how the women in ballet history tend to be viewed.

In keeping with Mio's recognition of the way metaphor stirs emotion and its effect on persuasion, Charteris-Black (2004) points out that successful political leaders choose metaphors that draw on both conscious reasoning and unconscious emotions to convince listeners.

It chronicles her journey through metastatic stage IV cancer (she is now three years cancer free) and her recognition of "illness as metaphor" for the cancers of greed, ignorance and violence that are consuming the world.

Traditional systems of medicine are less about enumerating pathways and specifying mechanisms than they are about pattern recognition and the application of metaphor.

In Robyn, because she's a child, this recognition of momentousness can come only through metaphor: she feels her own abandonment of her lost children, her little dolls.

Boom's Weaving as Metaphor about the textiles of artist Sheila Hicks received wide recognition when released in 2006.

Or at least in a building that looks like a spaceship, an apt metaphor for how creator Jill Soloway feels after all the recognition her show has gotten.