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61, The metaphorical relationship between nature and women can be analyzed by appealing to the concept of metaphor in cognitive semantics.

62, Imagery Criticism is defined in this article. We hold that Imagery Criticism is a sort of literary criticism of realizing self-appreciation through metaphorical method by critics of literature.

63, The process of the formation of prefix derivatives is one in which a concept is projected from the source field to the target field, so it is a metaphorical process.

64, Like them, he explains, he grew up watching Bill Cosby living behind his metaphorical "white picket fence"—one man, one woman, and a bunch of happy kids.

65, Thanks to the metaphorical and metonymical mechanisms, the semantic properties of the arguments are extended.

66, In most species,[Sentencedict] of course around long enough to light even a metaphorical post coital cigarette.

67, Thus a contrastive analysis of the verisimilar representations and the metaphorical representations of time in the Chinese and the English languages was conducted.

68, Jumping back to Samuel Johnson's word impute, its meaning was to subtract from that same metaphorical balance sheet.

69, With the metaphorical autobiographic narration, Autobiography not only represents the individual values and beliefs, but constructs an archetype of the American myth as well.

70, The concept of figure-ground employed in the language is basically metaphorical as it is transformed into the one-dimensional language from the 3-dimensional real space.

71, In the sections below, we'll customize a metaphorical "exercise program" for software projects to help tone and strengthen these typical problem areas by working with their causes.

72, It is a common word, but I am not sure about its metaphorical meaning.

73, Based on above, we construct metaphorical product design model, expect to suggest the direction for the designers to manage daily supplies design.

74, A short pitch saying in common and recognized use, a concise sentence, often metaphorical or alliterative in form, which is held to express some truth ascertained by experience and familiar to all.

75, Moreover, metaphorical and metonymic sense extensions have their respective mapping models.

76, Where's the metaphorical money that matters most to you, and how can you get it?

77, They indulged freely in metaphorical language and quite seriously discussed such problems as what in the social "body" should be classed as "intercellular substance.

78, From the perspective of cognitive metaphor, idioms are found to be analyzable instead of lack of motivation. Metaphorical concept provides motivation for compositional and transparent idioms.