| And it is at this very point that Fucktoy's metaphore starts to make full sense. |
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| We're going to brought out a few of these metaphores and present to you the metaphore of the FAMILY which is everywhere present. |
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| More than the mere rendition in song and dance of an old african folktale, Bene Nkuba is a metaphore of the immigrant's life. |
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| All activities start from the same scheme: starting from a metaphore, there is a presentation of what is about to be worked, the goals proposed, the necessary materials. |
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| Solved in one piece, it uses flaps from the same material both to give it structure and to support its contents, as a metaphore to the column's disks. |
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| The continuous transformation of the drapé is operative in our project not as a metaphore nor as a model to be reinterpreted, but as an effective force in the design process. |
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| An ironical metaphore about a town overcome with a mad destiny. |
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| This search for a powerful metaphore is an obvious part of her werk. |
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