Phrases with «central metaphor»

The phrase "central metaphor" refers to an important and powerful comparison that is used throughout a piece of writing or speech to convey a deeper meaning or idea. It's like a core idea or symbol that is repeated or alluded to, helping the audience understand the main concept or theme. Full definition

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Sentences with «central metaphor»

The original scriptures of Tantra use Fire & Nectar as central metaphors for the spiritual life. (siannasherman.com)
The iconic Merritt Parkway surfaces as central metaphor in the mini-memoir penned by Connecticut native son, Rick Moody. (bookbrowse.com)
The imagery shifts from good shepherd to the shepherd of multiple flocks («I have sheep who do not belong to this fold») and a new central metaphor: «There will be one flock, one shepherd.» (religion-online.org)
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Phrases with «central metaphor»

Sentences with «central metaphor»

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