allegory造句

interpret as an allegory.

What did you learn from this allegory?

The film is an iconoclastic allegory.

The method of comic allegory in this poem is obvious.

Representing figurative ly as by emblem or allegory.

So they would say, oh it's just — it's an allegory.

The blindfolded figure with scales is an allegory of justice.

used in or characteristic of or containing allegory.

The whole allegory is a consistent attack on morality and respectability.

The play is being widely read as an allegory of imperialist conquest.

He delighted in allegory, and in the elaborate sentiments of courtly love.

It's an allegory precisely cleverly introduced by language about the inefficacy of speech.

Beijing Olympiad opens to full of people in that day, on the neighbourhood. (Switch over to be an allegory sentence).

Iron Man 2 (Paramount Pictures and Marvel Entertainment), opens with a nice little allegory about its own sequel anxiety.

It was this rich mass of imagery and allegory that the Zohar contains that served as the inspiration for all subsequent generations of Kabbalists.

With the birth of modern science, anti-science thoughts made ruthless mockery allegory of science and could be traced as the origin of modem anti-science ideology.

There was no mythical "Golden Period" in the sense of the Garden of Eden, and no allegory of the Fall of Man;

This is almost a Christ image, but almost certainly Rowling did not intend it specifically as such, since she is not writing an allegory.

The Ballad of the Sad Café, a novella by Carson McCullers in 1943, is generally regarded as an allegory of universal modern human existence of“spiritual isolation.”

In Plato's philosophy there are thus two distinct worlds, and it is these two worlds that are symbolized in his allegory by the cave on the one hand, and the outside world on the other.

Man in a coir raincoat traveling in time and space is like Ta-mo, who crossed a river by driving a reed over it, integrating endless Buddhist allegory with emptiness and indistinctness.

'Here is a certain craft,' said the Captain, with a magnificent sense of the allegory into which he was soaring, 'a-going to put out on a certain voyage.

The two females, as they held each a hand of Ibrahim, formed a practical allegory; it was rational piety and unbridled fanaticism contending for the empire of a young heart.