Sentence examples for suitable analogy from inspiring English sources

He cast about for a suitable analogy.

I mean, how many times can you not have a hit?" He searched for a suitable analogy.

Instead of these symptoms of the philosopher's "craving for generality", he points to 'family resemblance' as the more suitable analogy for the means of connecting particular uses of the same word.

Both have asked whether the most suitable analogy (in regulatory terms) falls with organ/tissue donors or gamete donors; donors of other bodily materials (NCOB onlyww), or a new 'middle ground' classification providing 'a unique set of rights and responsibilities'xx.

As so often, the world's most popular sport provides a suitable analogy.

I can't even think of a suitable analogy for that disconnect--it's like thinking getting a handjob will clean your garage".

(Other suitable analogies: Toscanini versus von Karajan, Red Sox versus Yankees, Ginger versus Mary Ann).

But I am willing to hear if there are others among you with more structurally suitable analogies awaiting our Marclay.

It is a tenuous but suitable enough analogy for the manner in which he suits his new club.

I like analog analogies.

To use an analogy with a suitable level of cultural bling, Olivier Rousteing is to the Kardashians what Sandro Botticelli was to the Medici family.