Sentence examples for metaphor represents a from inspiring English sources

Despite its vagueness, this revised metaphor represents a tenable middle way between Jefferson's call for absolute separation and the dangerous, full-scale integration of church and state sought by conservative Christian groups.

In this article, the onion metaphor represents a particular approach to video data, where the process of 'peeling back layers' simultaneously is an act of bringing together the layers.

But for most people, God is transformed into a symbol or metaphor representing a wide range of personal, ethical, social, and universal values.

But Paul Greengrass's "United 93" and Oliver Stone's "World Trade Center," rather than digging for meanings and metaphors, represent a return to the literal.

Marjory Stoneman Douglas described the area as a "River of Grass" in 1947, though that metaphor represents only a portion of the system.

The Panopticon metaphor represents the omnipresent nature of being watched and monitored.

Linguistic symbolism generally is metaphorical; the allegory, a particular development of the metaphor, symbolically represents an idea by means of a coherent complex of metaphors.

On the more abstract level the intervention – when understood as a breathing space – can serve as a metaphor representing their experiences of the course as both a safe place, as described above, and a space for reflection.

Jennings and McDougal (2007) suggested the term 'motherhood' as a metaphor representing the household/family context.

But he was a recurring metaphor, representing for Ms. Best someone who is at ease with himself.

But he also told me that Monterey Park has grown into a bigger metaphor, representing the whole of what the San Gabriel Valley has become.