Sentences with phrase «good metaphor for»

It is a good metaphor for life just roll with the waves and eventually everything calms to something beautiful.

This is a good metaphor for life.

We're going to use this idea of drawers, which is a really good metaphor for Bitcoin.

IBM is a pretty good metaphor for BigLaw: Long - established, respected brand, market leader, the «safe choice» for many buyers, hugely profitable at its apex, but on a long, slippery slope.

While I chose the Tiger Cat as an image for this blog post because of the CFL team, Hamilton Tiger Cats, the toughness of the Tiger Cat is a good metaphor for dealing with this particular court.

Source code is a good metaphor for law, but not a perfect one.

Sushi is a good metaphor for my architecture.

That's a very good metaphor for what life is.»

«I think contagious is a really good metaphor for what we're trying to do here at the Contemporary Arts Center; inspiring people through contemporary art,» Platow says.

I am very sorry but I don't think that * monster * is a good metaphor for Microsoft — I think that it actually is damaging to Microsoft.

It's scary and unknown, and a good metaphor for obsessive - compulsive behavior.

It's quite artfully done, and the ink - blot aesthetic looks amazing — and ink illustration feels like a good metaphor for how well I happen to think Telltale Games fills out its stories.

Daphne is perhaps quite a good metaphor for the game in general.

A good metaphor for describing this step would be to imagine the way that an exceptional investor might evaluate a potential opportunity.

That's actually a good metaphor for Goodreads and Kindle.

In fact, all its sedans are playing catch - up to the crossovers, which is a pretty good metaphor for the state of the auto industry.

This screenshot of the Cougared homepage is a surprisingly good metaphor for this site.

(Its also a pretty good metaphor for the history of Christianity, period.).

A good metaphor for understanding how fascia plays a role in relaxation is to think of a knitted sweater: if you pull on one string of yarn the entire sweater can unravel.

An unobserved particle is a wisp of reality, a shimmer of existence — there isn't a good metaphor for it, because it is vague both by definition and by nature.

It also happens to be a pretty good metaphor for how his own career has unfolded.

It's not a huge tree, but it's there, a good metaphor for life and ministry in the desert.

Indeed, the status of the much - maligned bundle is a good metaphor for the industry's problems.

In blunter terms, the question is whether the better metaphor for the economy is a rising tide that can lift all boats — or a zero - sum game.

It's a far better metaphor for the flick that the butterfly motif woven throughout and tattooed on Jack or Edward «s back.

Actor Steve Howey spent a large part of his childhood out to sea — literally, having grown up on a sailboat cruising up and down the Pacific coastline — which couldn't be a better metaphor for the wave of success he's ridden in his acting career.

It turns out that having your teeth pulled is a better metaphor for what it's like to watch Feed the Beast than anything to do with fine food.

And even beyond that, is there a better metaphor for becoming a famous actor, for using your gift to attain a level of fame where so many other people think they own a piece of you?

In that sense, there couldn't be a better metaphor for the inner workings of a teenage girl's mind.

Melancholia — Is there a better metaphor for depression than an entire planet crashing into Earth, rendering every pointless and everyone worthless?

I think the best metaphor for it, on a visual level, is to point to the flag which is historically the only state flag that can be flown at the same level as the U.S. flag.

Employing reflecting metallic surfaces, glass, plastic and light as well as, material, Lee Bull's futuristic installation, Willing to be Vulnerable certainly utilises what Rosenthal claimed was the best metaphor for the Embassy of the Real: «the mirror».

Also featured in Body Language is art from Tanyth Berkeley, Amy Bessone, Michael Cline, Nicole Eisenman, Chantal Joffe, Nathan Mabry, Eddie Martinez, Justin Matherly, Henry Taylor, Denis Tarasov, Alexander Tinei, Francis Upritchard, Andra Ursuta, Helen Verhoeven, Marianne Vitale, all demonstrating how the human body can be seen as visual art's best metaphor for the experience of being alive.

After all, gardening is the best metaphor for everything.

(See my post on why gardening is the best metaphor for everything for more ramblings in that vein.)

Gardening is the best metaphor for everything.

There could hardly be a better metaphor for all things ephemeral and fleeting than former snow.

Not exact matches

Albert Einstein's metaphor for whole, brave living is the best I've ever heard.

While common football metaphors like «Don't sit on the sideline» can be useful, your best bet is to focus conversations around your excitement for the annual «Super Bowl Squares,» a betting pool operated by the Super Bowl Square Manager, wherein an employee with the least amount of football knowledge wins the most money.

According to Tin Yat Dragon, which bills itself as «the best place for Taoism and Taoist magic on the internet,» dragon energy is a metaphor often used in Taoist magic.

He turns to metaphor to support his point: «A knife can be used for good things — I'm using it to eat my breakfast — but it can be also used for potentially nefarious activities.

Despite his penchant for flowery prose and, at times, odd metaphors in his popular monthly investment outlooks, Gross seems to have taken to the new media communication tool, posting a number of tweets in recent months that have even played into rap mogul - style feuds with well - known academics.

Believe it or not, competitive pursuit after a Thanksgiving turkey's wishbone is a perfect metaphor for understanding better customer centric content marketing.

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I consider that men DID create and write the bible, but both Christ and satan are metaphors... christ is the metaphor for the potential good in a person, satan the metaphor for the potential of bad or evil... given that this is MY definition, and makes much more sense that most other beleifs, then the bible WAS written by satan, or rather it was inspired by the bad / evil side of the minds of the writers.

If being a writer meant having that cabin in the woods — which is the mythic metaphor for uninterrupted, solitary, sustained, romantic ideals of writing, well, I would never be a writer.

Best Title: Ed Cyzewski over at Emerging Mummy's Place with «Men's Ministry for Guys Who Don't Want to Kill Stuff» «Men's ministry lacks metaphors and activities for guys like me.

The suggestion, however, that God cares about the world as one cares about one's own body, that is, with a high degree of sympathetic concern, does not imply that all is well or the future assured, for with the body metaphor, God is at risk.

There is no satan... it is a metaphor for the potential «evil» any given person has, just like the Jesus character is the metaphoric «good» potential any given person possesses.

Again like the parables of Jesus, Thoreau's tale is built upon a new and radical metaphor which serves well as the basic metaphor for all stories that teach the ethic of eco-justice.