“metaphorical”造句，怎么用metaphorical造句

Then try it by making as many verbs as possible metaphorical (embedded metaphors).

They coach managers by getting them to build “metaphorical abstractions” of such things as corporate strategy, says Lego's Jesper Jensen, who runs the scheme.

When you are on a real mountain, you might think about the metaphorical mountain you have to climb in your research.

English drew this word into the language in a metaphorical way about 500 years ago and applied it just as I've been discussing here.

Then one day, a good year and a half after the visit to the diagnostic pediatrician, I decided to tear open the metaphorical credit card envelope and take a cold, hard look at the fine print.

This is true in both a literal and a metaphorical sense: when nervous or stressed we're less likely to notice ideas that are at the edge of our consciousness.

The metaphorical puddle goes on; it swamps us.

Tell us the story of a street, path, road-real or imagined or metaphorical.

But the idea of a country's using another's gold as a reserve does exist and does work, if only with the din of controversy in its metaphorical ears.

As Theo Hobson put it in an exchange with me a few years back, "a huge proportion of believers inhabit this grey area between 'literal' and 'metaphorical' belief - in a sense all believers do."

Turner spoke of it in metaphorical terms.

Let fear provide the energy and motivation to do what needs to be done to ensure your (metaphorical) survival.

In the metaphorical sense, the shell might be a "carry-on" bag on wheels, stuffed full of cables, discs, dongles, batteries, plugs and paper documents (just in case of disc failure).

Almost everyone at one time or another has been faced with the daunting challenge of finding the figurative needle in the metaphorical haystack.

People write out plenty of metaphorical cheques, whether blank or bouncing.