Phrases with «metaphorical language»

Metaphorical language is a way of expressing ideas or describing things by comparing them to something else. It means using words or phrases that represent something in a different and figurative way. It helps us understand and convey abstract concepts more vividly. Full definition

metaphorical language

Sentences with «metaphorical language»

Jarmusch wastes little time establishing the visual and metaphorical language of Only Lovers Left Alive, cutting back and forth between Adam and Eve in their disparate countries to establish their deep connection even when apart (a concept that pays off beautifully in the film's final scene). (alphaprimitive.com)
Fundamentalists have no problem with metaphorical language in that regard. (religion-online.org)
Use only metaphorical language, analogy and general management - speak to disguise ignorance and avoid specific challenge, draw all examples for intended actions from unrelated industry sectors so that everyone is ignorant in equal amounts, set up project teams to investigate issues but never complete tasks, when in trouble, announce an internal restructure to buy more time and get out quickly, on to the next job before being rumbled. (slaw.ca)
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Phrases with «metaphorical language»

Sentences with «metaphorical language»

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