Sentence examples for suitable metaphor from inspiring English sources

It's also a suitable metaphor for reading itself.

The chairman reached for a suitable metaphor: "He's playing in traffic".

Rufus the hawk strikes me as a suitable metaphor for Wimbledon's early stages.

It is comical, but also a suitable metaphor for white power and white cowardice in the Jim Crow era.

In other words, it wasn't Thatcher's supporters who spread the soft-serve myth; it was the left-wingers, who saw in it a suitable metaphor for her policies.

There is much that demands a response: the inappropriate vocabulary (are rivets a suitable metaphor for nipples?), the strange details (one character removes his clothes but decides to sit on a sock), the anatomically ludicrous sauciness.

The theme here is remembering and forgetting, illustrated by a suitable double metaphor: there is a Mnemosyne garden statue, and Yun Ling suffers from aphasia.

Everything else, in turn, needs to be explained in terms of the behavior--excitations, modulations, vibrations, movements, or whatever other metaphor is most suitable--of the universal mind.

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A multi-metaphor method would be suitable for questions that demand an integrated approach, like the questions of good public space, urban mobility, urban socio-economic integration, greener cities, and so on.

In particular, it relies on mechanisms for dynamically assembling suitable services and the use of agents as a natural metaphor for both modelling user's activities and accessing web resources.