Sentence examples for obvious analogy from inspiring English sources

This works both as literal truth and as an obvious analogy to Auerbach himself.

But there was the obvious analogy to the amount of waste in a consumer culture.

The obvious analogy would be a singer-songwriter who laid down the vocal melody but handed over the arrangement and production to someone else.

The obvious analogy to Santa's workshop fades when you realize that months and sometimes years are needed to bring these objects to the level of smoothly detailed perfection that Koons requires.

Jack Valenti, president of the Motion Picture Association of America, said he had not read the report but resented the obvious analogy to the government's treatment of the tobacco industry.

"There is an obvious analogy between that period and the one we are in now," said Nicolas Shumway, author of "The Invention of Argentina" and director of the Institute of Latin American Studies at the University of Texas.

In several cases, there are obvious analogies to valid wffs of PC.

There are few obvious analogies between endurance cycling and professional golf.

The root of the problem, some experts say, is that the teacher/student relationship in Buddhism has no obvious Western analogy.

This Siamese affair is a movement, engineered by military officers, for securing a parliamentary constitution; and the nearest obvious modern analogy is the Turkish revolution of 1908.

They are works of quasi-Cubism or Expressionism, mostly not much more than a foot high, several newly cleaned but still scarred, inspiring the obvious human analogy.