Legendary boxing promoter Bob Arum took out his metaphorical newspaper, unbuckled his metaphorical pants ... and took a big steamy metaphorical crap all over the Mayweather, McGregor fight.
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But that doesn't mean that metaphorical weed won't cause problems for your metaphorical buddy in the meantime.
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If you're unlucky enough to be a (metaphorical) shrimp pitted against (non-metaphorical) tuna, then you might have to get a bit creative when it comes to mating.
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And, at the same time, collapsing the metaphorical into the literal (as we do all the time in language, and in technology), and vice versa, so that everything is metaphorical, everything is literal.
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Finally, someone has outgrown his metaphorical little green toddler pants.
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But in New Paris, art is not a metaphorical weapon.
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There are more fireworks, but these are the metaphorical kind.
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The environmental efficacy is just the metaphorical cherry on top.
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This pivot from December's hawkishness seems metaphorical to that period.
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What I'm detecting is the quivering instability of the metaphorical.
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But now Bardi is getting back in the (metaphorical) ring!
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The film was more about metaphorical horrors than clown horrors.
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But what if Trump's wall was more metaphorical than physical?
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And this is where Peele's metaphorical work really pays off.
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The tearing and stitching in "Lima :: Limón" isn't exclusively metaphorical.
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This pushes Deb over several edges, both metaphorical and literal.
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When I was younger, I thought the prayer was metaphorical.
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DISCLAIMER: Jamie Vardy's party is, in this case, entirely metaphorical.
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"Ratchet" reality TV shows are already in the metaphorical gutter.
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A metaphorical version of a 'canary in a coal mine'.
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We are witnessing a metaphorical train crash in slow motion.
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"Physical and metaphorical, we need to feed the whole world."
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Who says the metaphorical team owner can't be the coach?
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Frank and Maney carry their own share of metaphorical baggage.
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They are living in a [metaphorical] prison for a decade.
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Because, without the metaphorical pages in those metaphorical binders, the country would have new roads and buildings and trains and airports, so much infrastructure that we Americans would get tired of all the infrastructure.
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You can't make the world perfectly safe for your metaphorical children.
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Strang's micro-stardom arrived months after the metaphorical loss of America's
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In the lab, biological, metaphorical, and even slightly Kafkaesque vocabularies conflate.
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Actually, that assessment is unfair to dogs — real, anthropomorphic and metaphorical.
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Castillo's Sapogonia is the metaphorical homeland for people of mixed heritage.
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Real and metaphorical storms proliferate, along with ghosts, alligators and snakes.
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But a lot of what's happening in the film is metaphorical.
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Or that "Crash Into Me" isn't about a metaphorical emotional 'crash'?
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As the opera progresses, the staging becomes increasingly metaphorical, confusingly so.
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He is deeply offended that I called him a metaphorical bedbug.
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VICE: What metaphorical hats did you wear while creating Indigenous Woman?
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You also describe the installation as a form of metaphorical communication.
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"It's much more abstract and theoretical, and metaphorical," Dr. Uhlenbeck said.
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In metaphorical terms, however, Mr. Erdogan's absence would leave a void.
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SOLOSKI Put down the sippy cup, take up the (metaphorical) sword!
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But Tassie, as it's locally known, also suggests a metaphorical darkness.
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Divinity school cemented her metaphorical views of God, Ms. Vosper says.
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This is one of the great moments of metaphorical Marvel rape.
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And if he had discovered a different metaphorical lock years ago, and fitted it with the correct metaphorical key, would he be standing here now, on this gray autumn day, in this livery, serving this king?
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Metaphorical and emotional bondage as well as the physical and sexual type.
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Loesberg's work in particular strikes the theme on a lyrically metaphorical note.
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Was that return to the past always metaphorical and personal for you?
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But there are no specific qualifications to get a metaphorical membership card.
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Rarely does a metaphorical crossroads take place at such a literal one.
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Sometimes it's less personal and more metaphorical of women's bodies in general.
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"For many (including myself), the lunar phases are highly metaphorical," Nock says.
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But hey, at least the cannibalism we'll resort to will remain metaphorical.
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Another pile of dog shit, metaphorical or otherwise, waits atop a seat.
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Here we pause for a metaphorical aside from the world of marketing.
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They explore hallucinations for metaphorical insights to help them process unresolved experiences.
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Trump campaigned for the nomination like a metaphorical dog chasing a car.
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" Rafael Jordan on 'Fish Night': "Do you think the story was metaphorical?
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Nor is it taking metaphorical control of the group's health insurance plan.
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Metaphorical bluster aside, this is pretty close to how exploits get built.
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Others want to erect barriers, physical or metaphorical, and keep migrants away.
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In darkness, Khalili recognizes a physical and metaphorical landscape that is unknowable.
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The next step just may be a metaphorical helicopter, high above Tokyo.
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Given the President's guffaw at global warming, a metaphorical twist is ironic.
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Don't let anyone put a hand — real or metaphorical — over your mouth.
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It's a practical question that can turn metaphorical in the rarefied air.
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Looks like the tech industry's thirst for power is more than metaphorical.
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At first, these suggestions were so impulsive that they seemed almost metaphorical.
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But Brexit risks tearing up the metaphorical carpet again, Mr. Hayles warned.
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So there are times when I am pulled up on the metaphorical stage.
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Kanye West has taken a metaphorical sledgehammer and destroyed the internet, once again.
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Meanwhile, a Trump administration official was thrown under a metaphorical bus this weekend.
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The artists choose their bodies as metaphorical mediators that capture a complex history.
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Global warming could be the straw that breaks the metaphorical AMOC-camel's back.
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Across Europe and America old industrial centres have been reduced to metaphorical rubble.
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He was Ernest Shackleton and he got stuck on a metaphorical ice floe.
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John Cameron Mitchell's film adaptation makes the metaphorical literal in a different way.
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Let your social media channels be your metaphorical megaphone to the higher powers!
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Meanwhile, Norwich's metaphorical canary is brave, plucky and ready to ruffle some plumage.
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So why not turn this metaphorical battle into a literal one as well?
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All maps do that, since they have a metaphorical relationship to real space.
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Instead of metaphorical bells and whistles, there were actual bells and people whistling.
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To the same metaphorical raised surface Isaac had brought nil, zilch, zero, nada.
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The next cold war with Russia may be a literal vice metaphorical one.
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American Foreign Service officers and military officers are, in a metaphorical sense, cousins.
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"The Rana Plaza disaster acted as a metaphorical call to arms," she says.
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Distant regions are places where bounty can be gained, both literal and metaphorical.
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I wasn't torn between two women/metaphorical stand-ins for lust and commitment.
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This is a policy driven by the metaphorical understanding of trade as war.
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It's a metaphorical eyesore, a neighborhood to drive through with the windows up.
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Ms. Harris seems to largely be using the phrase in a metaphorical sense.
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More fundamentally it's a play about a metaphorical threat: the threat of erasure.
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But he appears to be holding the metaphorical gun to his own head.
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Within this metaphorical universe, writing a book review is a perfect Rorschach test.
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When the German painter Katharina Grosse talks about working large, it's rarely metaphorical.
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Between launches real and metaphorical, there's plenty of activity to catch up on.
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We want to make it quite realistic, possibly with some metaphorical, symbolic elements.
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Other works connect to air travel in even more subtle and metaphorical ways.
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The owner vows to build a metaphorical wall if they try to return.
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Rather than a metaphorical ocean of white, these jellies navigate a literal one.
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A Love Bracelet may represent a metaphorical shackle of a person's loved one.
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The work bridges those gaps between and amongst illustration, craft, and metaphorical flight.
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Now that we've decided to throw hair gummies, zoodles, and every other terrible 2010s wellness trend into a metaphorical burlap sack and toss 'em into the nearest, equally metaphorical lake, we can start fresh and find some new, actually useful ones.
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The non-white body, I believe, has greater difficulty in attaining this metaphorical bounty.
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Metaphorical or not, my mother blamed the royal family for the "ruination" of Diana.
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"It's almost like his shady obsessions could land him in a 100% metaphorical prison."
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Readers may feel confused when a real soldier is shot by a metaphorical arrow.
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But it's really hard to get all those metaphorical trees lined up so precisely.
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It's up to viewers to figure out if that blaze is metaphorical or literal.
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Some are physical, unlocking doors to libraries and gardens; others are magical and metaphorical.
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For reasons practical and metaphorical, maybe Spandex was the way to go after all.
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Minnie and Daniel Perelmutter have been at each other's metaphorical throats for years now.
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For some, Siegel's hollow busts might evoke vessels or perhaps metaphorical containers of emotion.
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If any new series deserves a spotlight in its metaphorical face, it's All American.
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But when Caesar finally finds the colonel, the film tilts into full metaphorical mode.
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In metaphorical terms, 2016 could be the year when Detroit and Silicon Valley converge.
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There's nothing ballsy about getting a genital piercing — at least in the metaphorical sense.
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But look under a metaphorical microscope, and it's clear that these are different species.
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Ultimately, "trance" is a reference in metaphorical terms, rather than one limited by genre.
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It was such a metaphorical thing, with a big AOL symbol for Steve Case.
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A metaphorical volcano is erupting in your home life today — it's time to restructure!
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Wardrobes, chests, and doors are all slightly ajar, revealing both literal and metaphorical situations.
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An unrelenting urge that sends me in a metaphorical dead sprint for a guitar.
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At the same time, there's the factionalism and the metaphorical implications of the zombies.
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The "brutalism" of Linke's work, and Fugue In Void especially, isn't metaphorical or conceptual.
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Not the kind of metaphorical control that implies empowerment or recovery, but literal control.
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"Manhattan is no longer an island," she said, at least in the metaphorical sense.
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All you have to do is eat around the metaphorical pieces of stray coconut.
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It was perhaps the most legendary metaphorical co-star catfight of Hollywood's Golden Era.
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Partitioning your hard drive adds dividers into the metaphorical basket, to keep everything neater.
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Why use such a metaphorical phrase when you could just say you'll investigate something?
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But something about the circumstances made him want to use his metaphorical light saber.
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Jack the Ripper endures to this day as a real-world, metaphorical horror story.
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It's very imagistic, holistic, associative, metaphorical, symbolic—it's not linear and it's not logical.
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Recent work in neuroeconomics suggests this link between dollars and senses is not just metaphorical.
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You and your lovers will be bathing in a metaphorical champagne tower at this time!
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It can't be so callous that it itself is a metaphorical kick-to-the-curb.
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The kind of conversations that usually only happen behind closed doors, both real and metaphorical.
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Yes, the two deaths are different — one is literal, the other (temporarily at least) metaphorical.
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In today's Georgian politics, winning Tbilisi is the metaphorical equivalent of finding the Golden Fleece.
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Yet, Parker is finally allowed to give all of those stressors the metaphorical middle finger.
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Specifically, the U.S. military's metaphorical boning (and actual assassination) of the former Al-Qaeda leader.
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From a more metaphorical standpoint, the scales encapsulate how Libras tend to go through life.
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It rearranges the metaphorical silverware rather than diving into the main meat of the story.
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"Republicans are nursing a metaphorical, and in some cases literal, hangover this morning," she said.
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Mischa Leinkauf's images of subterranean urban worlds are formally arresting and packed with metaphorical meaning.
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And when we visited EXOvault in Brooklyn, we pushed it to a metaphorical 120 mph.
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This gigantic metaphorical wall that existed between you and the readers is suddenly not there.
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What she actually meant was the metaphorical wheel that kept her family off the throne.
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And the same goes for "the fits," a sickness that's clearly more metaphorical than physical.
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Use it to express how you feel whenever another metaphorical sun devours your best intentions.
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Mukherjee has opted for a largely metaphorical description of genes, their variants and their expression.
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We brought out the metaphorical political pitchforks in 2016 and sent our man to Washington.
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Despite the potential metaphorical heat, these themes are muffled by a heavy-handed, academic intellectualism.
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That's the metaphorical question Swarovski posed to its nominees for this year's CFDA Fashion Awards.
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"Passage to Juneau," Jonathan Raban Raban takes the reader on a literal and metaphorical journey.
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It has long been a boast of monster flicks that they glow with metaphorical intent.
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The literal and metaphorical backdrops of the COP24 negotiations highlight the enormousness of the challenge.
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His defeat delighted audiences, and functioned as a metaphorical destruction of evil at every match.
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They evoke the act of counting, while the tear-like shapes invite a metaphorical reading.
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The (metaphorical) lawn: the public's power to hold the police accountable for misconduct and abuse.
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But, at least when imagined by T.S. Eliot, they do have metaphorical import for humans.
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But several national pavilions took a darker, if still more metaphorical, view of world affairs.
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The choreography Peck created continuously shifts the literal and metaphorical balance of power between them.
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To set off a metaphorical smoke bomb that would distract from some other scandalous development?
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But metaphorical thinking, as she warned, is often lazy thinking — even a recourse from thinking.
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The bereaved father and possibly metaphorical bird unite in the agile body of Cillian Murphy.
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Perdita's dolls are really upset at the idea that they are the fictional ideas of a fictional character, and Harriet keeps seeing people talk about her home country Druhàstrana as a metaphorical place, to which they claim metaphorical citizenship, and getting exasperated with them.
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The logic of competitive crafting is still present, but in a metaphorical, rather than literal sense.
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It's a metaphorical slap on the wrist, but one that encourages Zoey to step it up.
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So why is the fear dog barking while no one is at the metaphorical market door?
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For all the pies Sony has its (metaphorical) fingers in, the quality never seems to dip.
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There's a lot of metaphorical weight in this speech, touching on isolation, distrust, superstition and more.
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Obviously, this shell is metaphorical, but Cancer, your routines help you stay grounded and feel protected.
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At the end of the debate, Ben Carson brought up a more metaphorical kind of parent.
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The presence of a metaphorical whale is, if you'll forgive the pun, often just a fluke.
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There's also a sort of metaphorical element to it, a sort of unknowable expanding existential thing.
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The two winners that tied for the metaphorical gold trophy scored big with a 77% rating.
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She's known for more artistic approach to her productions—it's not direct, it's metaphorical and metaphysical.
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Did Tom drink himself into oblivion again and throw a metaphorical lit match onto his relationship?
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India has a metaphorical pinched nerve too: China's annual defence spending dwarfs India's, $215bn to $56bn.
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In this case the phone bill is a metaphorical boulder, and I am chained to it.
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Getting to the future of transportation requires a good roadmap, and not in the metaphorical sense.
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There's a strange emptiness to it all, and yet the picture is rich in metaphorical dimension.
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We know the whoopee cushion is on our metaphorical office chair, and yet we sit nonetheless.
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""In this scene you are pouring a jug of metaphorical milk over your boobs, Fergie.""Yeah.
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A few literal fireworks were set off this week; the metaphorical ones are sure to follow.
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The metaphorical clock measures the symbolic point of annihilation on earth at the hands of humans.
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John Oliver doesn't pull metaphorical punches, even when it comes to former U.S. President Barack Obama.
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It was hard to justify wearing a non-functioning pair all the time as metaphorical shield.
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Besides its painterly urgency, much of the power of Beckmann's art is in its metaphorical inventiveness.
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Politics can be a metaphorical "knife fight" at times, with the stakes often being very high.
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Be the person who paints your metaphorical gray jeep in pink camo in the world today.
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But everything in any medium that is forcibly literal and physical eventually becomes metaphorical or indirect.
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Art depicting the deities as creatures is more metaphorical, illustrating qualities they were thought to have.
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" Despite that declarative tone, he is well aware of the metaphorical function of the word "Japan.
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Dany promised to destroy the metaphorical wheel of power in order to create a better world.
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And so, businesses—understandably concerned about keeping workers content—have had to loosen their metaphorical ties.
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The takeaway: Approaching tasks in imaginative ways could prevent boredom from sabotaging your (metaphorical) lunch hour.
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That leaves Trump and his allies uncertain as they eagerly anticipate their metaphorical day in court.
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It therefore sees something like AVTR as a literal and metaphorical vehicle for communicating those goals.
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The Senate majority doesn't want truth to see daylight — in both the metaphorical and real sense.
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To survive the lack of literal space — so the familiar argument runs — we create metaphorical space.
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With even the gentlest caress of the metaphorical dial, Facebook changes what its users see and read.
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Neon Demon takes the metaphorical route, commenting on the corrosive effects of the vicious haute-couture biz.
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I think that no only to people like puzzles but it also kind of has metaphorical usage.
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Among the 16 factors and subfactors considered: Does the candidate emoji have notable metaphorical references or symbolism?
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The shot is metaphorical more than literal — the street Hays is standing on isn't that poorly lit.
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Flotato windows are deliberately chrome-less — and I mean that in both the literal and metaphorical ways.
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Whether you think this is a metaphorical commoditization of your friends and family is up to you.
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It was both a metaphorical and a literal step, but knowing exactly when it happened is tricky.
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And, of course, this literal vehicle is also a metaphorical vehicle for Nissan's self-driving technology, ProPilot.
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But, why take the risk that the recipient is going to see the reasonably obvious metaphorical connection?
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But the top-line narrative can satisfy the people who are not interested in the metaphorical side.
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Architects have long drawn from the world of biology, but most of that inspiration has been metaphorical.
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These works on the whole feel metaphorical, alluding to distorted perceptions of black males in America today.
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Of course, Ridin Dirty was tied to slab culture in much more than a metaphorical sense, too.
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A gesture is a movement that "represents action," but it can also convey abstract or metaphorical information.
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The strategic and metaphorical commonalities between poker and trading are many, and have been written about before.
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Essentially, The Fresh Prince of Bel Air was born from a metaphorical womb owned by the IRS.
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In a science fiction novel, the same words could be literally true while also carrying metaphorical import.
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Its creators simply type out words and animate them in a metaphorical way that conveys their meaning.
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It's bleak, it's beautiful and Krule's distinctive vocals will drive a metaphorical drill straight through your heart.
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The metaphorical robot butler has already left the factory, and people really, really like their robot butlers.
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Gem Time Jewel tones will stand out against those (metaphorical) rose-colored glasses you're wearing this month.
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And, not as life-critical, but in a metaphorical sense, that's what we're dealing with in music.
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Metaphorical mirrors, which reflect the fullness of our lives, will always remind us that we are different.
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Perhaps these seemingly supernatural occurrences are the effects of some metaphorical butterfly flapping its wings decades ago.
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One possible resolution would be for congressional Republicans to take the metaphorical hostage out of Trump's hands.
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The next time someone tries to look behind that metaphorical and very macabre curtin — they're seeing Jason.
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It was cartoonishly metaphorical, the eight of us surfing toward the finish line surrounded by jumping dolphins.
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At the novel's climax, the snakes both metaphorical and literal seem poised to destroy this backwoods Eden.
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Or maybe it's just a metaphorical arm around the shoulder — an act not of defiance, but reassurance.
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Jordan Peele has made a horror movie that's especially effective in messing with the expected metaphorical interpretation.
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The resulting process was not just a metaphorical rescue, but a juggernaut of legal and legislative issues.
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In "A Monster Calls," the title monster is not slain or sacrificed to provide such metaphorical closure.
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"In the realm of trademarks, the metaphorical marketplace of ideas becomes a tangible, powerful reality," Alito wrote.
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Sara Jimenez, in similar metaphorical fashion to Olujimi's work, has installed objects that presume a bodily presence.
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Moreover, it's the simplest thing in the world to stop: Build a metaphorical wall between admissions and fundraising.
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So long as the woman in question listens to my metaphorical story about the well in its entirety.
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" Cramer, speaking to CNN, said his comment in the radio town hall was "really more metaphorical than literal.
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And being the poet that he is, Kanye also penned a presumably metaphorical poem about the McDonald's menu.
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Whether all of this combined could put in motion Pruitt's metaphorical defenestration from the federal government is unclear.
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They were motivated by Gechtoff's metaphorical, visionary view, which was at odds with the accepted convention of literalism.
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The scales were meant to represent the metaphorical weight she carried in the wake of being sexually assaulted.
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We can all tell Jack hasn't opened this metaphorical Pandora's box of old memories in quite some time.
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Let's just say that your answer is yes, and you've taken the metaphorical jump to a fabulous fringe.
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In Ostrower's article, he refers to a metaphorical guardrail, and there is no physical guardrail on the plane.
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And there's the biggest metaphorical elephant in the room: Should we be bringing back dead species at all?
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Kerry Washington will hang up Olivia Pope's metaphorical white hat Thursday night during the series finale of Scandal.
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According to Ford, the metaphorical fireworks would begin once the car sensed that it was in autonomous mode.
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It's actually about proving no other man has planted his metaphorical or literal flag in his latest bae.
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In her metaphorical place was newbie Stanger addition, Sadie Sink, who plays tough, lovable new kid Max Mayfield.
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" A Russian transplant to the United States, Kush describe his aesthetic style in the complaint as "Metaphorical Realism.
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Midge's explanation for purchasing the piece in hopes of finding out the smiling subject's metaphorical secret is moving.
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While I might take these theories on civilization's demise as just metaphorical, Houellebecq's cynicism at times gets tiresome.
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When designing the sensors, the team followed strict guidelines to make sure they didn't ruffle any metaphorical feathers.
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By tapping parts of the building, users can find metaphorical Easter eggs as well, including various US presidents.
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Ranieri was the man to topple Mourinho, and so the metaphorical snake came to devour its own tail.
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Most of the music I listened to discussed mental health, albeit in an often melodramatic or metaphorical way.
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Or when he serenades his love, likening her to his "violet in the sun," how much is metaphorical?
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It's a radical breakthrough for those of us long accustomed to clay, concrete, and metaphorical sh*t bricks.
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" And precise metaphorical descriptions, like this one of traffic in Queens: "He turned onto Northern Boulevard heading south.
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As Mr. Trelinski has explained in interviews, he sees the ship in "Tristan" as both real and metaphorical.
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" Karpf wrote when posting the email that Stephens was "deeply offended that I called him a metaphorical bedbug.
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Like many site-specific installations, Nesbit's panels find meaning through the personal and metaphorical relationships of their making.
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Sienna Miller is a single mother whose daughter's disappearance pushes her over several edges, both literal and metaphorical.
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Mr. Kline's show offers a metaphorical-conceptual forecast, after which you can join young protesters in the streets.
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It's also not just the metaphorical meaning of being so special and unique, though that factors in too.
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This would mean that my last words wouldn't need to be anything big or metaphorical in any way.
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As with airplanes, it's always best to make sure your metaphorical oxygen mask is on before helping others.
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Whether we are meant to understand these connections as literally genealogical or just metaphorical, "Master" does not insist.
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Now Mr. Anderson was in Washington, along with his friend and stepbrother, to finish collecting his (metaphorical) winnings.
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Mr. Hens is, with a metaphorical carton of American Spirits under his arm, a smoking section of one.
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On her journey to build a healthier lifestyle for herself, Howland has dropped both physical and metaphorical weight.
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Rachel Gadsden's work "Lost at Sea" engages with "vision" in its more metaphorical meaning — as aspiration and determination.
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I depict a country teeming with ghosts, with literal and metaphorical weeds appearing through cracks in its asphalt.
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Making the metaphorical circle fully complete, the work will be displayed on Rector Street, in Manhattan's financial district.
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The metaphorical You wanted to see this wildly intimate view and here it is, in all its swollen glory.
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But even as the tower's structure gives it an inherent appeal—both visual and metaphorical—it's also a threat.
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As the now-classic book Metaphors We Live By has shown, languages are more metaphorical than factual in nature.
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When asked about Lip Sync Battle in an interview for Vulture he dismissed it with a metaphorical eye roll.
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Instead, the clue was a bit more metaphorical: Kiyoko is an archer, shooting her arrow into the fifth track.
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With just a few days to go, I've lovingly laid the beautiful trail of metaphorical breadcrumbs on the ground.
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Doyle and Wambach were the final speakers, after the intermission, and they charmed the metaphorical pants off the audience.
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After taking a metaphorical chill pill, I realized that the books I chose would be my favorite romance novels.
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Murphy's Murmurations series deftly illustrates the metaphorical leap from the everyday object to the visual associations embedded within it.
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Paul Oakley, the party's own general secretary, went down a different metaphorical road, comparing UKIP to the Black Death.
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Special thanks to Oddviz for tearing down a metaphorical wall that has been blocking that thought from my mind.
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What big steps do you still need to take to actually flip that metaphorical switch and get into production?
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We don't mean in the "Break a leg!" metaphorical way, either — we mean literally sustaining harm to a bone.
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That's because two metaphorical households—Italians and immigrants, largely Muslims—are at odds in the Northern Italian city again.
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Their flight and liberty, but also their imprisonment, have been metaphorical fodder for titans like Aristophanes, Picasso and Stravinsky.
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She viewed Perry's words as comments on literal borders, rather than the metaphorical borders between fans on the internet.
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Dormer. Disappointingly, the third eye is some kind of metaphorical nonsense and not an actual, literal, physical third eye.
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As for the perception POTUS is condoning violence, Sean argues the left has more metaphorical blood on their hands.
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I had written a lot of metaphorical songs that allowed me to subtly vent my frustrations about my job.
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From a lyrical perspective, are you also looking to evoke that space and sparsity, in a more metaphorical sense?
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It is also a metaphorical representation of the current societal standard on what a 'sexy' woman should look like.
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One French writer attributes the roundabout's metaphorical force to the fact that it is egalitarian, offering access to all.
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Using metaphorical and visual tropes, Lundgren departs from the confines of the actual landscape, conjuring elements of the supernatural.
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In the canvases showing the room on fire, the bright, feathery flames enhance a dreamlike effect, suggesting metaphorical meanings.
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Just a day earlier, it seemed as if Trump would sooner shove May off a much steeper metaphorical ledge.
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Trump may have campaigned on draining the metaphorical swamp in Washington, D.C., but he's governed by bathing in it.
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The administration's plans, including its Legislative Outline for Rebuilding Infrastructure in America, may have metaphorical potholes, as Wallace suggested.
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President Trump touched down in Puerto Rico, and promptly took a metaphorical crap all over the hurricane-ravaged island.
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It's waged metaphorical wars on terrorism and drugs, and literal ones in Iraq and Afghanistan, to keep Americans safe.
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As word of the California Gold Rush spread around the world, photographers, too, arrived, and themselves struck metaphorical gold.
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Random ThoughtsTormund's confusion about Stannis' metaphorical "demons" proves why he is the much needed comic relief on this show.
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But if he wrote about racism in a metaphorical, quasi-fictional world—suddenly he could say everything he wanted.
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For decades, America has been fighting metaphorical wars — wars on heart disease, drugs, smoking, cancer, poverty, advertising and illiteracy.
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I worry that because the problems are so big, we will throw up our metaphorical hands and stop trying.
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It seems having a net worth of $2 billion lets you make Frank Sinatra songs a little less metaphorical.
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In fact, those also-rans' spouses, kids, and cousins might even be enjoying this moment in the metaphorical sun.
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And they will go to the metaphorical end of the Earth to stop women from talking about it, too.
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Pack makes no attempt, for example, to present arguments that might counterbalance the claim of a lynching, however metaphorical.
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That means most discussions about Turrell's creative process tend to get either very abstract or very metaphorical very quickly.
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What I did not expect, however, was to become a public art installation, a metaphorical monument to China's 'outsiders.
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His main pastime is working on an ill-advised well that yields no water but plenty of metaphorical juice.
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The title refers to the deepest cave on Earth, in the Western Caucasus, here a metaphorical setting for hell.
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Ghosts both real and metaphorical haunt narratives like these, lurking around corners and making people remember formerly glorious days.
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Some of us wouldn't want to know, and would rather take the metaphorical "blue pill" like in The Matrix.
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With his 1964 "What you see is what you see" — eerily contemporary with Marshall McLuhan's own tautological formula about the medium being the message — Stella brings Greenberg's literal flatness to a metaphorical level: Painting is the message and metaphorical flatness is now achieved in painting by denying it any depth of content.
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A digital graveyard, complete with metaphorical tumbleweed, characterizes the crop of 2017 that decided to take the money and run.
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And we saw ourselves, hands covered in metaphorical blood and literal McNugget grease, proving an asshole like Rick Sanchez right.
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The metaphorical swamp threatening to engulf our social and political freedoms uses money in lieu of water for its sustenance.
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SecureWorks came along in April 220 and was to be the metaphorical hammer that would shatter open the IPO window.
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The show has always been about trying to get "back to the past," but you've said now that's more metaphorical.
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Like Halley, Cloud wants to avoid any metaphorical projection, on part of the viewer, that the paintings have specific meanings.
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Part of the Catholic tradition, the imagery goes beyond metaphorical implications, as everyday life continues to unfold around the sinners.
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The juxtaposition of the exclusive gardens and the bustle of Upper Manhattan makes for a metaphorical voyage of double consciousness.
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I said, 'People think when you come out of the car that you went through some metaphorical reverse car wash.
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Cancer in her heart, even, a metaphorical violation as well as a physical one: The heart he describes is stout.
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But the film also mixes things up at one point, using those black bars to represent a metaphorical nightmare, too.
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The Hype Machine—both the metaphorical apparatus and the music aggregator that borrowed the name—was as efficient as ever.
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The more I sat with these vivacious paintings, the more metaphorical and thus less gratuitous the work became to me.
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For the past two months, while the rest of Gilead spins, June (Elisabeth Moss) has been cultivating her (metaphorical) garden.
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Instead, gestures were used more for emphasis, in a metaphorical fashion stereotypically associated with Italian characters in film and television.
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The films create a metaphorical territory for revitalizing Indigenous language and representation while employing cardinal direction to explore this territory.
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Like firework rockets (themselves solid-fuelled), once the metaphorical blue touchpaper has been lit, the fuel burns as it will.
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Zoe rebuffs Kevin's literal and metaphorical invites to get serious… until she seems the riding solo at his movie premiere.
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He acquired a fearsome record of repression and an unrivalled knowledge of where the bodies—literal and metaphorical—were buried.
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Nope, it's young Jamie, here to apologize for being the final nail in Grace's metaphorical coffin during the murder trial.
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"Each part of the film is a metaphorical tower that gets deconstructed throughout the duration of the chapter," Ginzburg explains.
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Tom MacArthur, who helped pass the Obamacare repeal bill, walked into a metaphorical bear pit in his New Jersey district.
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On a day when metaphorical train wrecks were not exactly a rare commodity, few made more costly mistakes than Mickelson.
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If Palace are a metaphorical eagle, that eagle is old, decrepit and crippled by a profound melancholy of the soul.
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Deep-pocketed entrepreneurs not only add to the number of moonshot projects, literal or metaphorical, they also introduce fresh thinking.
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The feast is both metaphorical and real: they are feasting on life—and on the lives of their colored sisters.
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Ali reincarnated himself as champion, three times winning that title, and that gave to his life narrative a metaphorical power.
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But clearly it's metaphorical, used in the same way that people refer to tasting the flavors of cherry or blackberry.
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The cuts were meant to create visions of new openings, but they were perhaps too metaphorical to inspire real action.
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For decades, the United Nations has been a metaphorical battleship, and its direction has been relentlessly and blindly anti-Israel.
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The "sameness" of the two bodies and genders usually coincides with characters who have similar social, metaphorical, or physical power.
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Halsey has always created vivid, detailed music videos stuffed with metaphorical meanings, but "Nightmare" takes it to the next level.
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"Over 10 episodes, it's stylish, moving, and sinister, riddled with ghosts both literal and metaphorical," The Atlantic's Sophie Gilbert wrote.
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Janet Wasserman New York City Schama's synthesis of history, art, and science does metaphorical justice to our appreciation of color.
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Now, instead of being a metaphorical gardener constantly watering flowers so they can bloom, she sees herself as a flower.
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Hillary Clinton has been locking President Obama in a tight metaphorical embrace, emphasizing her support for him at every turn.
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It's possible that the story is true, even more likely that it exists as great (and richly metaphorical) fan fiction.
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The collective also teaches that the voices should be validated as a means to seeking meaning, even if only metaphorical.
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Jupiter enters Scorpio October 10, marking the beginning of a yearlong journey of expansion—in the literal and metaphorical sense.
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But faced with a dearth of creative outlets, donning a metaphorical robe and wizard hat quickly became a welcome diversion.
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He wasn't on my metaphorical vision board, but he fit into my real life in ways I never could've imagined.
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That's how I decided to set it up with colors in mind...It's a metaphorical attaching of color to imagery.
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Adrian's invisibility works on a metaphorical level, too — the real Adrian is unseen until the very end of the movie.
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Similarly, the technical constraints appear at times to limit Ms. Mitchell to a literal reading of a highly metaphorical work.
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In this metaphorical world, the collapsing bridge will need to stay open for some time, even after the initial rescue.
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I learned that American society is very good at hindering its immigrant population by putting up barriers — real and metaphorical.
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To judge from opinion polls, this effort is succeeding, even if some of the metaphorical flourishes are in poor taste.
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But in fact Ringe's connection to the transcendent or mystical aspects of Beuys's belief system is more metaphorical than not.
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As we see throughout the second half of "Écorchés," Bernard re-enters the real world haunted by his creator's metaphorical ghost.
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This isn't a huge grievance, but it's worth mourning, for a moment, the metaphorical death of George R.R. Martin's smarter characters.
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The metaphorical distance between what the computer is doing (AI) and what you're doing (interacting with the computer) will approach zero.
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One night was fine, more than that would have been too close for comfort in both a metaphorical and literal sense.
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But after reading through them all, I became quite delighted by some of the unexpected metaphorical combinations generated by the process.
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Didn't he just effectively resign his position as King in the North, bending a metaphorical knee to Dany from his sickbed?
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It made a more resonant metaphorical sense because of the way in which Hill finally made it to his appointed moment.
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He tells her, "You're pretty enough," like it's a compliment rather than a metaphorical glob of spit right to the face.
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In his metaphorical flights, Mr Xi sometimes speaks of his belt and road as a single thoroughfare, a "road of peace".
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The metaphorical implications of "searching for God" are obvious, and the show is, to some degree, framed as a spiritual quest.
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Today, in a world full of soft wheels and hard roads, only metaphorical ruts remain, a reminder of an earlier time.
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Since Trump was sworn into office, Spicer's job has been to wear a metaphorical "kick me" sign for the White House.
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According to TVLine, Fincher told Torv that rather than the cat having a metaphorical meaning, it was actually much more straightforward.
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The enigmatic street artist pulled off an incredible stunt last weekend, giving a giant metaphorical middle finger to the art world.
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That's why for many, the news amounted to the literal violation of a haven and the metaphorical desecration of a sanctuary.
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The MBA appears to be an appealing degree, even for those with a lot of education already under their metaphorical belts.
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"I'm going to break the wheel," she said, and we thought she meant the metaphorical wheel that keeps the downtrodden down.
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He emphasized that such specific names would come up only in conversation then be preserved in a "metaphorical" list — through art.
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But, I'm happy to put my metaphorical foot down and say that nothing will ever top the original magic of Snake.
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Steve King (R-Iowa) wrapped himself in his metaphorical white robe and took to Twitter to celebrate his white supremacist thinking.
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Instead, Comey has kept himself in the news with vague metaphorical tweets about honor and leadership that probably allude to Trump.
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Adherence to a metaphorical framework has become controversial in today's secular world as demonstrators in the Alfie Evans matter would attest.
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The metaphorical elephant sculpture in the room is Airbnb and other popular services that let travelers rent space in people's homes.
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This is in part because his metaphorical, image-addicted style of philosophy has been in short supply in English since Coleridge.
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Religion is often invoked in hip-hop in a metaphorical way, a method of dramatizing one's struggles against temptation or judgment.
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But this whole thing is both a physical and metaphorical attack on the free press and now a mockery of democracy.
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All of the vignettes suggest hauntings of one kind or another — supernatural, psychological, metaphorical — and each left me unsettled but riveted.
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Usually, it's an illness that prevents the lovers from being together, or even touching, a conceit fraught with various metaphorical aspects.
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When it comes to adapting classical works, subjects, and themes, games have a way of literalizing what was intended as metaphorical.
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Following the model of a play, the exhibition has been divided into three metaphorical acts staged over a five-month period.
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If Jamie Vardy was, in a metaphorical sense, having a party last season, it was a once-in-a-lifetime bash.
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It was that metaphorical moment that I realized my heart may have been in music, but my future was in politics.
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Not in the literal sense — more than 8,000 tourists on average visit the building every day — nor in a metaphorical one.
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But unlike her fellow political wives, Heidi Cruz isn't standing next to the metaphorical podium to make her husband look good.
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His work was so metaphorical that he was often described as a poet and an artist as much as a photographer.
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For people unfamiliar with the area, the place — like the metaphorical sea of its title — can be a deadly crossing zone.
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The metaphorical language for U.S. LNG exports to Europe came shortly after comments from U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry in May.
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Even if stocks become downright cheap or interest rates somehow decline, investors won't risk stepping in the metaphorical quicksand, he said.
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But rather than communicate about it, that partner may open up a metaphorical window with someone else and begin an affair.
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This commentary can be explicit or metaphorical, exaggerated or understated, but the general idea is that it should somehow reflect reality.
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He wonders, Was this ride, maybe even this entire carnival, abandoned simply because someone could not find the right metaphorical lock?
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But it's writer-director Trey Edward Shults's ability to balance literal and metaphorical horror that makes his second feature film unique.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A window operating in a metaphorical capacity lets me into all sorts of imaginative viewpoints.
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If Yeezus was Kanye laying himself across the (physical and) metaphorical mountain, TLOP is the waterslide back down, immediate and fleeting.
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While Olga's physical manifestation filled Picasso's earlier canvases, it's her metaphorical presence that looms over his paintings dating after this period.
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First, that stories should have metaphorical resonance, that they should lead you into deeper ideas and questions about humanity and storytelling.
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Does anyone actually use them once they've downloaded them, or do they just sit there gathering metaphorical dust on their iPhone homepage?
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You can literally be inside of a plane headed for the metaphorical promise land, and those fascist overlords can still find you.
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Avoiding over-determination, these sketches by Michelangelo encourage deferral and an associational gazing that connected me to the metaphorical metaphysics of finesse.
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Since he lives in a vast, impersonal apartment block (the first of Bong's metaphorical architectural spaces), he can't identify the offending creature.
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Moreover, the glass bricks inspire metaphorical readings; as they distort and obscure the world, they make us question what we are seeing.
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In season two, Hopper's arc to Bob-like enlightenment is almost comically metaphorical in illustrating the importance of overcoming his "masculine" flaws.
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They engage in a metaphorical dance as Elio in some ways tries to match Oliver's affect, acting like an annoyed, aloof teen.
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When these holidays roll around the metaphorical sugar gates open and specially-flavored sweets come pouring out to the candy-hungry public.
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The tension grinds in further as the film approaches its climax and Sawyer must confront her metaphorical demons in quite literal ways.
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If you close your eyes and blast the sound, it's almost like you're there, and not trapped on a metaphorical hamster wheel.
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"I get why people mistake subtweeting for talking about someone behind their back, I do, but online, there is no metaphorical "back.
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You love the pussy hat movement, but you're just not ready to wear a metaphorical vagina with cat ears on your head.
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He's been thinking about the symbolic and metaphorical potential of vehicles for a long time, and about what surfaces reveal or conceal.
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The last bit, the Metsiness, meant that it would end in tears; the specifics of the situation made them non-metaphorical ones.
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"When I'm running, I can feel the presence of the friends I lost, and not just in a metaphorical sense," he says.
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As singer Jello Biafra explained to the Los Angeles Times in 2012, he was originally using Nazi punks in more metaphorical terms.
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I guess this has nothing to do with what the song is actually about, but maybe in a metaphorical way it does.
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As Britain colonized the Indian subcontinent in the 19th century, the Hindu word became a fashionable metaphorical flourish among the British literati.
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The first season of Divorce, which aired on HBO in 2016, was a dark show, and not just in the metaphorical sense.
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In other words, they may be rewarded in the metaphorical "smoke-filled backroom" with campaign contributions or other favors from vested interests.
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Because Netflix is discriminating against its own content, not against other video that is being sent through metaphorical pipes that it operates.
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Scientists view that cloud through a metaphorical camera lens and, through the experiment, are trying to focus the lens surrounding the dot.
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No, the real terror is that it lives in an abyss, a metaphorical Mariana Trench, which is composed of a video game.
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Sports of The Times MANAUS, Brazil — Our tale takes metaphorical root in the early 2000s and the fevered imaginings of rubber barons.
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For learning, one of her other metaphor projects asks if students can more easily learn science concepts when there are metaphorical explanations.
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CEO Fritz Lanman said that the company, which has raised more than $500 million, is well capitalized to weather the metaphorical storm.
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No, we're not talking some metaphorical bullshit, like feeling the presence of God after taking a bite of a perfectly scrambled egg.
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In the next room are works about "home" — some are literal (Mona Hatoum, Susan Hiller), others more metaphorical (Sonia Boyce, Rosalind Nashashibi).
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And the slaying last Sunday of the dragon Viserion — Daenerys' metaphorical child — barely registered before the beast was resurrected as a zombie.
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Ms. Weaver's character was ultimately too, well, well mannered to detonate the metaphorical bomb that might have brought down the Bush administration.
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While The Lighthouse's ambiguity and allusions lend themselves to all sorts of metaphorical deep-dives, there's also a few more straightforward reads.
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"I consider myself an anti-fascist, and I like getting my metaphorical milkshakes to the face in where I can," she said.
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At this point, "surrogacy" becomes somewhat metaphorical: Lewis isn't asking that we all agree to physically gestate fetuses that aren't biologically ours.
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Another reboot, "Roswell, N.M." on the CW, weaves in the real-life issue of immigration with a metaphorical story of space aliens.
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There are many things about life inside the Beltway (physical and metaphorical) that people in the rest of America might find strange.
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In the series, they're a metaphorical stand-in for immigrants, sex workers, and people of color — all the chattering hordes Lovecraft hated.
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" There is the director Nick Broomfield remarking on the metaphorical whipping he took from a dominatrix featured in his 1996 documentary "Fetishes.
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The alternative direction of "The Crossing" opens what has seemed like a carefully realist novel to a new wealth of metaphorical possibility.
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Real non-cloned humans remember specific months and dates as if they are etched into their minds with a metaphorical carving knife.
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She's shoved into these sort of metaphorical spaces — a really small room to change in that doesn't have any windows, for instance.
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I know, I'm sorry, that's the ... We use that as a metaphorical thing, you know, we put people in the hot seat.
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After initially icing him out, June opens the door (the physical one, and the metaphorical one to her heart), and lets him in.
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A series of maps elucidates both literal and metaphorical walls that limit equality and freedom in Brazilian society and Latin America at large.
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In "The Long Night," he cuts through the chaos of the battlefield, ignoring the humans and their messy interiors, both literal and metaphorical.
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Washing hands in an experiment "seems to more generally remove past concerns, resulting in a metaphorical 'clean slate' effect," the study's abstract stated.
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They're usually metaphorical expressions like "wake-up call" or "where the rubber meets the road" or "mom and apple pie" to mean wholesome.
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But Cabello's solo voice — both metaphorical and literal — initially sounded and looked quite different from the artist on display in her debut album.
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In Old Norse and Old English, kennings—compound words such as "bone-house" or "whale-road"—provided a metaphorical, poetic alternative to nouns.
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" The friend adds, "I said, 'People think when you come out of the car that you went through some metaphorical reverse car wash.
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But Trump seems oblivious to all of this — not realizing that when he throws a baby out, the metaphorical bathwater can't be ignored.
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For Mark Zuckerberg, who this week endured two days of questioning in front of Congress, the rewards of contrition are not just metaphorical.
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If you want to fight Trumpism but you just can't bring yourself to wear a cat/metaphorical vagina on your head, we understand.
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Two years later and Enya would release the record that cemented her place in the (very much metaphorical) New Age Hall of Fame.
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My lyrics are mostly metaphorical, so this song isn't about religion in general, more the relevance of religion in this day and age.
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On Monday's episode, Arie Luyendyk Jr. pushed the metaphorical "panic mode" button when he eliminated not one, but two women pre-rose ceremony.
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That might be literal space –– separate nights out with your friends –– or metaphorical space so you can do your own thing without interruption.
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But in the end, none of that mattered as the two decided to put down their (metaphorical) guns and focus on moving on.
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But Lagerfeld hit that metaphorical, environmentally-sound nail on the head when he said, "Sustainable fashion shouldn't look like some sloppy demonstration stuff."
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It was followed this morning by a metaphorical one, as news that Britain's voters had chosen to leave the European Union filtered through.
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Your Prime membership also makes you eligible for lots of exclusive deals, which are the metaphorical cherry on top of the rest mentioned.
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CP Air has sat on a metaphorical runway for years — engines idling, ready for takeoff — while awaiting certification by the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Even with the critiques that come naturally to a makeover show like this, there's not a mean bone in Queer Eye's metaphorical body.
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This is non-metaphorical diary stuff, about fleeting thoughts and obsession and doubt; she might as well be in the room with you.
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Somebody in Tehran seems to be playing with a metaphorical dial of tension to irritate without actually prompting a direct Saudi-Iranian clash.
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Each has to face their own quite literal horror story, as well as a metaphorical one, from abuse and neglect to school bullies.
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Both Percent bills seek to improve citizens' well-being, but in Percent for Green the civic health at stake is not merely metaphorical.
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On May 30, Menzel will celebrate her 45th birthday, adding one more year to the decades she's been burning down the metaphorical house.
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Six Feet Under's Lauren Ambrose is lovely, but her Eliza seems to be hampered by a metaphorical stage fright that never fully dissipates.
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Making peace with the metaphorical (and, for an unlucky multitude, literal) JNCOs in our closets is maybe the greater part of growing up.
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This year's World Cup also saw an upending of traditional world soccer power arrangements in a metaphorical echo of today's global political economy.
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The original myths don't give you a lot of information—they just provide a narrative thread—so the metaphorical possibilities are labyrinthine indeed.
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Also, the Arabic lyrics you'll need a booklet to parse yearn on two occasions for his lost homeland rather than some metaphorical woman.
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It lacks the elegance and nuance of this show's metaphorical storytelling at its best, and it flattens Willow's characterization instead of enriching it.
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"Listening to Fear" (season 5, episode 9) Buffy visits X-Files territory in an uneasy mashup of metaphorical fantasy horror and genuine extraterrestrials.
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As Siegel said, the walls-up metaphor is a good one, because both physical and metaphorical walls serve an important purpose: To protect.
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In other words, it is increasingly clear that our hearts are sensitive to our emotional system — to the metaphorical heart, if you will.
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This metaphorical wallpaper is why we question the electability of extremely qualified women or consider the veracity of media outlets questioning their electability.
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In this crude reality, we don't know when the metaphorical music stops and the game ends — or even that it will ever end.
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So much has been written about the so-called Pitti peacocks that it is hardly worth expending more metaphorical ink discussing them here.
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For Op-Ed, if you're doing a piece about a political topic or economics, it requires a different metaphorical storytelling device and imaging.
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If, that is, politically motivated shootings and bombings in big cities were fantastical tropes or metaphorical conceits, like zombie epidemics or extraterrestrial invasions.
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Sontag was alert to the ways reality can be distorted — in photographs, for example, or with metaphorical language, falsifications that numb our responses.
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In one conversation, the political scientist Veronica Womack described the metaphorical significance of her black students at Georgia College considering work in agriculture.
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The novelty has worn off, as the idea of getting a monthly game digitally delivered to your metaphorical doorstep isn't really that interesting.
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Lowell's "thinking," naturally metaphorical even in its resting state, was catalyzed into poetry by extraordinary emotional responses to the abstract relations among symbols.
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So it only makes sense that Scoop's cool-girl styles are hitting Walmart's metaphorical shelves (and soon-to-be real shelves next year).
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Nearly half of our contributors said the New York Yankees would win the World Series, giving the metaphorical middle finger to Fenway Park.
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And to sweeten the deal, that metaphorical candy store is very much on sale for the forthcoming Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale weekend.
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It has been a long time coming, and Ms. Yellen went out of her way to avoid mounting a metaphorical "Mission Accomplished" banner.
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Back during Alice and Betty's stay at The Farm, Edgar decided to plant metaphorical anti-Betty ticking time bombs in the women's heads.
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Yet, as Eich's poem makes clear, the word "inventory," especially for a person in straitened circumstances, also has an emotional and metaphorical resonance.
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While asking the poems to consistently retain Plath's metaphorical quality is perhaps too much, Malech's anagrams remain impressively coherent and evocative of Plath.
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German identifies a metaphorical hole in the month of January when the bustle, spirits and commerce of the holiday season suddenly abate ("Januarloch").
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Trying to manage its metaphorical relationship with games, which the first season truly depended on, makes it all the harder to pull together.
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The conservative organization the Tea Party Patriots just released an ad with Rosenstein as the villain, demanding his metaphorical head on a plate.
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In a way, they serve as metaphorical flotation devices, keeping alive memories for their owners to hold onto while confronting an uncertain future.
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In a material and metaphorical sense, the installation is impossible to negotiate from any moral high ground of universal reason or common sense.
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Under a barbell double her bodyweight, there are no haunting memories of her past gym life: 22015 pounds gained in college, the resulting cardio binges, a cheating ex-boyfriend who hacked away at her self-esteem with a metaphorical ax, or her Taiwanese model and fashion designer mom taking a (not metaphorical) rolling pin to her legs to make them look smaller.
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Our metaphorical King and Queen, Harry and Meghan are taking the occasion to remind you that they're goddamn adorable and their wedding was perfect.
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Additions like noise-cancellation or water resistance are icing on my metaphorical cake, and could add up to the perfect pair of wireless earbuds.
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I fought for many years to get out of that metaphorical swamp full of gators, but my pleas and calls for help went unanswered.
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In works such as Nick Cave's Soundsuits or David Hammons' Untitled (Rock Head), material evokes the metaphorical and mythological meanings of the black body.
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These guys weren't just lobbing metaphorical grenades on Twitter; they did their research and knew what states to help target to swing the election.
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She takes the "A" pill to find GRTA and talk her off her metaphorical cliff, and convince her to stop meddling in the study.
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Celebrity deaths are all metaphorical supernovas — the star dies, but what he or she leaves behind (the art) takes on a more powerful glow.
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Fifth Harmony, however, isn't releasing a sad "we miss you" song, they performed with their metaphorical middle fingers up at their prodigal ex-member.
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So, the pair agree to enter the fantasy suite, and Kevin closes the metaphorical door on cameras before anything happens by shutting the blinds.
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Carey's career is hardly dead and buried, as this diva is nothing if not capable of rising up from a metaphorical car crash unscathed.
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The four have become metaphorical thorns in the side of some in the Washington establishment, which Smith said is exactly what the poem references.
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Killmonger – N'Jadaka – is not merely a metaphorical brother of the Wakandan people, but a literal nephew of King T'Chaka and cousin of King T'Challa.
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Maybe it's all in the service of a kind of metaphorical verisimilitude: As in the trial itself, with distractions this fun, who needs justice?
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The Vlasmarkt is the undisputed endpoint of The Ghent Festivities, and it can also be seen as the metaphorical sink of the city festival.
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During last night's MTV Movie & TV Awards, in which the young actors joined forces to present the Tearjerker Award, a metaphorical lightbulb switched on.
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While I prefer to carry my feelings and my (metaphorical) gun dem—shoutout to "Bullet Proof"— Forever is Popcaan's re-introduction to the world.
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Ritvo will often pick up a friendly mutual motif—their shared love of soup, in one instance—and put it to shocking metaphorical use.
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If one candidate (a la the TV game show, "Jeopardy") hits the (metaphorical) buzzer quickly, he or she can command the stage, albeit briefly.
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In this piece, I focus on the metaphorical pot of heating water, heading toward a boil, representing the increasing nuclear dangers confronting all humanity.
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Ms. Thomas was a metaphorical explorer of deep mental space, a fellow traveler of the Afrofuturists, as Ms. Haynes observes in her catalog essay.
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Contrary to the pastoral, if unforgiving, landscapes that generally define the show, on Sunday "The Walking Dead" was all about interiors, literal and metaphorical.
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Wayne's verse is basically all metaphorical punchlines (considering that "metaphors and punchlines" is rap shorthand for "nerdy lyrical shit," a good choice) about love.
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Maybe a professional stint in the electronic music world should only ever be a metaphorical half-forgotten sitcom subplot in any reasonable person's existence.
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But to reach that stage, both literal and metaphorical, Ryan would have to overcome limitations few, if any, of the other contestants could imagine.
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No more than one metaphorical rebus should appear in any novel, nor more than one middle-aged character out of touch with current events.
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The work is set in the title's metaphorical eight-sided ring made infamous by the brutal, wildly popular world of mixed martial arts fighting.
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Meyerism — also known as the Meyerist Movement — is based around the idea of a metaphorical ladder that one can climb to attain personal fulfillment.
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The metaphorical ladder will then lead to a literal ladder in the sky, which in turn leads to a kind of heaven/nirvana hybrid.
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And Joe Biden, the Democratic Party's presidential front-runner, emerged from it with a major metaphorical black eye, to match his physically bloodied one.
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In the last story, also called "Our Wall," Miss Oates reaches beyond realism to create, in metaphorical terms, the philosophical underpinnings of all walls.
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"We're trying to walk this line between maintaining the metaphorical and poetic world, and also trying to deliver a satisfying story," Ms. Mitchell said.
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There'll be the odd bout of nausea, some serious anxiety, and the metaphorical equivalent of one guy K-holing hard on the communal sofa.
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The charm of this novel, which has metaphorical fly-fishing advice woven through its pages, lies in beautifully rendered observations of small, still moments.
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It became a fixture in the dugout, a metaphorical cue to flush away a bad at-bat, a poor pitch or a fielding mistake.
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The phrase is the current metaphorical substitute for what were once called "bread and butter issues," like wages and the rising price of milk.
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But in another, more metaphorical sense that enables journalists to write longer analyses like this one, the night had several winners and several losers.
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When they engage in a game of chess — a real one, though the metaphorical aspect is also there — you might have to fan yourself.
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They are next to that manual thresher and butter churn and so much more back in the very back of the nation's metaphorical barn.
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Its aspiratory abyss, which may put you in mind of a toilet with the handle stuck, has rather blunt metaphorical resonance in today's America.
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And what is more French than an artist who has stated that the impetus for her work was the metaphorical seduction of her father?
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So in a metaphorical way there are many - 85 years old trees in Nikkei 225 and not all 85 years old trees would grow.
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In these literal and metaphorical dark times, you may find that what you choose to eat can have a profound effect on your outlook.
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What this metaphorical gentrification points to instead is dishonesty, carelessness and cluelessness on the part of the privileged when they clomp into unfamiliar territory.
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Each step, imbued with the power of Frank's touch, is going to be a metaphorical and literal step on the climb to something higher.
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And he seemed keen to dance on the metaphorical grave of British Prime Minister David Cameron, who had just resigned after losing the referendum vote.
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For male characters, sex is viewed as a conquest, and the loss of virginity is accompanied by a metaphorical trophy that says: Welcome to Manhood.
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But in this case, it's not a metaphorical facing of the past, but a literal one involving romance, murder, and time travel across several decades.
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Stephen Belafonte tormented Mel B's family, saying they'd be cut off from her again ... according to Melanie's sister, who's now dancing on Stephen's metaphorical grave.
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In muted lilac and periwinkle tones, the prints are lovely formally and, through the icon and boundary of the window, invoke spiritual or metaphorical spaces.
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Fashion is the literal and metaphorical first line in communications in 2018 and Trumpian (or anti-Trumpian) references are becoming almost unavoidable for American designers.
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Mr. Scott also identifies stopping to think, which he also calls "expanded consciousness," with "radically altered perception," and doesn't deny the metaphorical association with drugs.
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As a college student, Jazz should be able to try out all the metaphorical microbrews and mango Cirocs her heart desires, and anything in between.
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Stassi Schroeder and vocal feminist Lala Kent have put away their metaphorical dueling pistols and are now the kind of friends who plan events together.
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This process, calls blinding, requires that physicists build their analysis on simulated data, then open the metaphorical box to unanalyzed Large Hadron Collider data later.
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Dangers surround, some of which we can't even see using $280 LED cameras — and that's why we turn to a more metaphorical militaristic MO: helicoptering.
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I then started utilizing them as a manifestation of my honest thoughts in a metaphorical or exaggerated way and started my photography series on Instagram.
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The obvious powerhouses were Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey) and Daenerys, who battled it out in their respective castles, fighting metaphorical fire with actual dragon fire.
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This show both asks and dares to answer the question of how to escape the literal and metaphorical shackles of centuries of abuse and erasure.
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A metaphorical swamp does, indeed, need some draining, but the voters are now left with one fewer person who seemed like he could drain it.
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Remarkably, given that the Republicans have spent a decade pinning her face to a metaphorical dartboard, the president has largely refrained from badmouthing Mrs Pelosi.
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But the doll sequences are so obviously designed to offer barely veiled commentary on Mark's psyche that they don't have much non-metaphorical breathing room.
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Chekhov's narrative principle—that a gun hung on the wall in the first act must eventually go off—has become a metaphorical rule of storytelling.
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But the mud is metaphorical, too, a stand-in for the patina of time and history that coats everything in places like the American South.
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"It's a way of talking about birds in a very literal way, but also in a very metaphorical tongue-in-cheek way," Ms. Huisman said.
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In that way, the film is also likely to be received by its own metaphorical church choir, achieving little more than preaching to its members.
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But, and again I only say this with love in my heart, possibly just maybe consider swapping that literal chill pill with a metaphorical one?
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Now, for football managers everywhere, Glass serves as living proof that a loan need not last long to echo through the metaphorical halls of eternity.
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The child's physical presence within the image frame and his metaphorical status as a liminal being helps to illustrate the paradoxical nature of Soulier's worlds.
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Like the various Star Trek series before it, The Expanse replaces real-world racial divides with metaphorical alien ones to help erase knee-jerk defensiveness.
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Now, before you accuse me of being high on my own metaphorical supply, I'm not saying that Intel will be crippled or surpassed anytime soon.
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A silk bathrobe coat might look like an easy purchase (certainly that's what the brand is hoping), but there were layers, literal and metaphorical, involved.
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Everyone is on edge due to the uncertainty of what bomb — albeit in this case, a metaphorical one — is going to be thrown at them.
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The entire city's color palette stands in contrast to the rest of the film's neon blue undertones, signifying the characters' metaphorical prison of electric dreams.
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But Essential itself is not doing very well, and there's a lot of reasons why it seems it has one foot in the metaphorical grave.
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Such works may be called one-liner jokes, but there's metaphorical resonance in their integration of materials, imagery and ideas that don't normally go together.
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Photograph by Elliott Landy / Magnum With Woodstock, the metaphorical trip proposed by the heads in San Francisco became real—a sojourn in a communal paradise.
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This metaphorical stripping, destruction, and then patching back together provides an unconventional portrait of a collective identity, whilst simultaneously revealing its literal and figurative fragility.
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So, yeah, if they start tinkering and make it obligatory for all players, then I might throw my sentient cars out of the metaphorical stadium.
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Both are built around protagonists who desire to seek professional help, where physical and metaphorical obstacles are tied to the games' genres and concepts respectively.
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This was 'the bus', the metaphorical form of public transport which Jose Mourinho had personally driven up and parked inconveniently in front of his goal.
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Ms. Saro-Wiwa has a longstanding interest in the metaphorical idea of nourishment, and the condition of the places that grow the things we eat.
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Now neuroscientists and cardiologists have shown again, in a study published this month in The European Heart Journal, that the connection is more than metaphorical.
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They've sought to frame the allegations as a prosecution, which would indicate that any reasonable doubts about Kavanaugh's guilt should lead to his metaphorical acquittal.
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Steed was a guard at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, for many years, so he's not being metaphorical when he makes this statement.
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At that moment I felt a metaphorical page turn: life spinning me around and setting me down, wobbly and unsteady, in a new, unchosen place.
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I don't mean a metaphorical one (although she has that too — and it involves crushing the patriarchy and making bank), but a literal reoccurring dream.
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To think of the metaphorical grocery store, we are looking at aisles one through 15 and we're saying, 'what does the industry have in common?
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The spot features a variety of groups that spans the literal, like the Moab Rock Climbers, and metaphorical, such as the Table Rock Lake group.
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But McCulloh thinks the photographs might also work on a metaphorical level—the fire being a stand-in for less visible disasters that loom large.
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To allow them to serve the story, Cody is forced to make further metaphors out of material that was highly metaphorical in the first place.
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Derek Walcott's intricately metaphorical poetry captured the beauty of the Caribbean and the harsh legacy of colonialism, earning him the 1992 Nobel Prize in Literature.
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" That metaphorical dirge may sound familiar: Pico feels like many of us, privileged and powerless, "listening to a podcast on malnutrition / at the Whole Foods.
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The stacks of books grow larger and larger and Mazzocchi herself it taken to higher and higher heights, a metaphorical representation of growth through learning.
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Maggie is a woman on the edge of something other than her metaphorical tin roof; if not senescence, then the farthest side of youthful splendor.
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Our future president Dwayne Johnson, as well as the dude who shot the metaphorical sheriff and usurped Johnson's starting spot at defensive tackle, Warren Sapp.
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Those brutish metaphorical patriarchs — the demands of history and the machinations of power-hungry megalomaniacs — hang heavy over the world, leaving many bruised and angry.
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Last week, I brought 300 friends to Senator Bob Casey of Pennsylvania's Harrisburg office to express concerns about Steve Bannon's appointment and also to ask him if he could reach out to HBO to find out if the maze in Westworld is a physical maze or more of a metaphorical maze because if it's metaphorical a lot of us are going to feel ripped off.
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Well, Jan S. Port has got to go, because she represents all the baggage (literal and metaphorical) that Kimmy has taken with her from the bunker.
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Instead of being humble and, well, pious, he prefers to bolster himself by swinging his metaphorical manhood around under the guise of asserting his papal authority.
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I think the fact that our brains so readily intermix the abstractions and symbols with their visceral, metaphorical analogues gives those abstractions and symbols enormous power.
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That conversation, whether literal or metaphorical, might reveal something of Ford's motivations: he created Westworld because he wanted to be free to do as he pleased.
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We're taking a look at the seven biggest moments that had us clutching our metaphorical pearls and staring at our phones late into the night. 216.
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So, anything you see during an episode of the sci-fi drama Means Something, whether it's a plot-driving statement, reference, Easter egg, or metaphorical suggestion.
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Before any flagellations, metaphorical or otherwise, take place at the Vatican, Pope Francis might consider a story from the recent history of the Greek Orthodox church.
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Just in case you thought that the subtitle Apocalypse was perhaps metaphorical, the teaser reveals that, err, no — it really is the end of the world.
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The Digital Revolution has been enriching our lives for the past three generations, while at the same time boiling the metaphorical frogs of our economic system.
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Apparently the recent political debates aren't enough of a metaphorical strike at the very heart of America—someone has gone after the national bird as well.
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After all, not every DJ makes the jump from deepest Berlin to student-heavy clubs in Bristol without breaking a few metaphorical bones in the process.
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The people in charge of the Doomsday Clock, a metaphorical timepiece that keeps track of how close the Earth is to destruction, are just as frightened.
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The moms of "Dance Moms" are absolutely thrilled with their new host, Cheryl Burke, and equally excited to throw dirt on Abby Lee Miller's metaphorical grave.
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Perhaps because of her abundant gifts — the metaphorical fecundity, the dash and brio of her cadences — Ozick is ever vigilant against the temptation of mere aestheticism.
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They are braised chicken feet – skin, cartilage and bones – but in typical Chinese fashion, the term "Phoenix claws" is a romanticized metaphorical substitution called a metonym.
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We need education that leads to action that will allow humanity to get out of the metaphorical pot of heating water before it is too late.
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I asked the sales associate if they had anything else in the metaphorical "back" — there was no back, just drawers beneath the shelves — of the store ...
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Still, the short-term frustration of taking a suboptimal deal may fade with the freedom that comes with removing this metaphorical albatross from around its neck.
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Well, if those were your takeaways from the past seven days, you really need to hold onto your metaphorical hats; there's a lot that you've missed.
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It's also a more realistic one, perhaps, than true unity — let alone putting the spark back into our metaphorical sex life, if it was ever there.
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Once there he met with a few other amateur meteorite hunters and they began searching a large ranch near the map's metaphorical "X," but found nothing.
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This book is united, in a way that sometimes feels strained, by literal and metaphorical keys, which appear in some form or other in every story.
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But until then, playing music of any kind is still a real struggle in Cuba, but not a spiritual or existential struggle, nor a metaphorical one.
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In my darkest moments, I'd obsess over this idea of this metaphorical glass and put a tremendous effort to see it (the world) as half full.
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You could talk about faith in a sexy, metaphorical sense—it worked for Hozier—make a vague allusion, or if in doubt, chuck in that choir.
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Conversely, if you are in Montreal and want to take a metaphorical cab ride to Beirut, then Garage Beirut would be the ideal point of departure.
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The direct cause-and-effect relationship "toxic" implies is clearest in cases when metaphorical toxicity manages to breach the barrier between the figurative and the real.
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It seems the two men were just building on the metaphorical work of their boss, Rick Perry, the secretary of energy and former governor of Texas.
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Goldin Auctions put the authenticated Trump signed baseball on the block and it got 27 bids -- the final price was $2,082.50 when the metaphorical gavel sounded.
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And then after a moment, she arches up, is apparently pulled out of bed by an unseen force, and begins stumbling through a … metaphorical music video?
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This same friend, played by Moustafa Fahs, gives his dead body a metaphorical washing then a figurative, modern-dance-y cleansing in that black, alternative space.
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Some Creative Artists agents did try to pack more passengers onto their metaphorical flights, intensifying efforts to find projects for clients and bring in more revenue.
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Public Health All year, President Trump had threatened to release a metaphorical bomb into the Obamacare markets — canceling a certain type of payment to health insurers.
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The "Doomsday Clock," created to warn of existential threats, has inched closer to zero hour than ever before, with only 22020 metaphorical seconds left until midnight.
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Ms. Ogbuagu is excruciatingly good as Abasiama, at the still center of the story; with all she holds within, her pregnancy is both literal and metaphorical.
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The metaphorical gun that bears his name is a reminder to writers that everything matters, or at least that everything should matter, when crafting a novel.
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The Europeans, led by Carlo Barbante, a climate scientist at the Ca' Foscari University of Venice, seem to be the first to have struck metaphorical gold.
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I had dabbled in shoulder-length cuts before and remembered feeling somewhat liberated by them — as if a metaphorical weight had been lifted off my shoulders.
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But it would be disingenuous to point to Spidey's likely departure from the MCU as the literal or metaphorical end of the character's big-screen success.
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But Ad Astra may be unique in its metaphorical approach, in how it answers the questions it raises, and in what it's doing with those answers.
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He has niggled May before; an online gag of him offering the diabetic premier a cake with no metaphorical Brexit cherries on top went down badly.
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The simulation is not expressed directly, but symbolically: "I only felt [modern confusion] could be expressed through abstract imagery on a metaphorical level," the artist explains.
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Some have argued that Arizona's general manager Dave Stewart and Chief Baseball Officer Tony La Russa were a bit intoxicated, in a metaphorical sense, with Miller.
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From this metaphorical distance, "Learning from Documenta" has been watching Documenta learn from Athens since its curatorial team first arrived in the city two years ago.
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For Gentileschi in particular, the story allowed her to assert her empowerment through the metaphorical beheading of men with positions of political and sexual power over her.
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In A Drop of Sun Under the Earth, the balloon serves a similar metaphorical function, as it becomes the physical manifestation of the "other ecologies" Sharpe references.
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A few weeks ago, Garfield told The Hollywood Reporter that his ex-girlfriend Stone would be his first pick to help him endure a metaphorical island banishment.
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In addition, the lyrics are poetic and deeply personal, sometimes uncomfortably so; big themes of shame, religion, decay, and reoccurring appearances by dogs, both physical and metaphorical.
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Also, imagine being one of the first Starks to bite the metaphorical bullet and hearing all of the "the pack survives" talk — that has to sting, right?
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Instead, she's an older woman mourning her husband's death and is asking everyone to remember him in one small way by avoiding alcohol under her metaphorical roof.
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It is thus a source of anxiety that Italy is on its metaphorical third pint, with yields on ten-year government bonds hovering around the 3% mark.
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Having Pence as president would require removing Trump, obviously, and the metaphorical violence of that act would have consequences on the right that are hard to predict.
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Instead, it suggests that the dominant family structure — literal or metaphorical — remains patriarchal, frequently manipulative, and, especially to those victimized by it, incredibly (if often invisibly) toxic.
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But he is only a fiddler in the metaphorical sense of all the villagers of Anatevka, trying to scratch out a simple tune without breaking his neck.
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Travel with me through the metaphorical stones of time back to season 2, where, despite an entire 13 episodes together, Claire and Jamie seemed kind of stuck.
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A simple listening device, in the right place, could yield the intelligence to corner or crash a market, or make a small, substantial killing--literal or metaphorical.
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To be clear, Eochaidh's "Go to Jail" claim is metaphorical: while the EU can impose fines on antitrust grounds, antitrust cases do not fall under criminal law.
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It's in the metaphorical water to the point where the aforementioned Game Of Thrones added an extra rape scene where a consensual sex scene used to live.
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At best, the chances of a tiny team working in the metaphorical equivalent of a garden shed cracking the problem of air-breathing hypersonic flight are slim.
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Armed with this information, you can bring a metaphorical Tupperware container to the magic soup bowl that is a regular pastrami sandwich, which is too goddamn big.
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His point is that the metaphor is not metaphorical: [DNA] is in fact used to program every organism on the planet with the help of molecular robots.
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Geek Love could be titled Geek Treachery, for all the violence (literal and metaphorical) and betrayal (petty and grand) that the Binewskis dish out on each other.
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We mean that in a metaphorical sense, of course, but it has particular relevance if you are literally about to run the 110m hurdles at the Olympics.
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His latest video takes this metaphorical baton of sound and runs with it, also employing DeCarava and Hughes's narrative innovation in a piece aptly named, Fly Paper.
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Many would argue that Donald Trump has built his own metaphorical wall, dividing America at every turn with hateful rhetoric and by advocating sexual and physical assault.
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Jack Hyde — talk about a character name: Like Grey or Steele, its metaphorical weight smacks you in the face with all the subtlety of a giant dildo.
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For this movie, he had to reconceive the proscenium—that metaphorical boundary that runs down the front of the stage—as a moving thing, for the camera.
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Especially when applied to foreign wars in a metaphorical sense, the phrase highlights that the people tearing each other apart share a common culture and political community.
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"She added that she wants the women who wear the line to feel like they are "Wonder Woman" — the clothes acting as a "metaphorical and literal cape.
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"She added that she wants the women who wear the line to feel like they are "Wonder Woman" — the clothes acting as a "metaphorical and literal cape.
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Hair follicles will grow smaller, making hair thinner, so if you want to get to the (literal and metaphorical) root of thinning hair, focus on the follicle.
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"All of the metaphorical stuff aside about the insanity of war, Yossarian loses his friends and this increases his sense of anxiety, fear and bewilderment," Davies said.
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At the whim of a supranational European despot, England's metaphorical hurt will be made actual, and the team will be forced to fight Portugal to the death.
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It's all in ANGRY court docs filed by Gabriella Sanders -- who blasts the father of her 2 children with a metaphorical bazooka right from the get go.
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There must also be an acknowledgement that the FBI needs to further adapt to the times and to take that metaphorical long, hard, look in the mirror.
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One of Fischl's dilemmas has always been creating people who seem believable, while still being a metaphorical representation of humanity that can absorb viewers' fantasies and fears.
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But if I'm asking why The Strain didn't break through in the way FX clearly hoped it would, that metaphorical confusion has to come front and center.
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To get at the deeper themes of strained marriages, traditional gender roles and love, Motoya subverts tropes and allows her characters to inhabit bizarre and metaphorical trajectories.
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The famed Doomsday Clock has been set at 100 seconds to midnight this year, the closest it's ever been to the metaphorical point of the Earth's destruction.
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On the other, the findings serve as a bitter reminder that we have quite a long way to go before Hollywood's metaphorical glass ceiling is completely shattered.
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Would he confirm that he called the whole thing a metaphorical "drug deal" and considered Rudolph W. Giuliani a "hand grenade who's going to blow everybody up"?
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You can also look to the Opinion section and columns there like "Voices" or "Disability" to find many more photos and Op-Art that invite metaphorical thinking.
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I was finishing up my first semester of college and, in a weird, metaphorical parallel, all semblance of life on campus stopped as the news came in.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - For years, Japan's retail currency investors were known as "Mrs Watanabes", a reference to the metaphorical housewife who invests family savings mostly in foreign exchange.
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By Rumi's time, there was no separate mode for earthly love poetry; the Sufis' metaphorical use of love had taken over the language of Persian poetry entirely.
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He intercepts her at the top of an escalator, which doubles as his metaphorical emotional summit, as Adam Duritz whimpers "I am reeeaaady" over and over again.
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The post-Soviet Gorbachev both inhabits a state of metaphorical exile in his homeland and lingers throughout what became of the state he is credited with toppling.
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In that moment, I wanted nothing more than to extend a metaphorical olive branch and turn the situation into a teachable moment, but fear stopped me from acting.
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Arya may be a sex novice, but she is the one controlling every single part of this sex scene, down to which positions are on the metaphorical table.
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This year, though, all three publishers hit their respective stages—in the case of Nintendo's online-only stream, that stage being metaphorical— without much of anything to announce.
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We've got our sparkly looks already locked down and wrapped up with a metaphorical red velvet bow (and by that, we mean a red velvet choker, of course).
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There are metaphorical meanings Gravel explained at the time (a rock thrown into water creates "ripples into infinity"; twigs "are what people acquire in the way of wisdom").
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So one of the things she says in that TED talk is, you know, sit at the table, which I always loved because it's both literal and metaphorical.
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When sexual harassment and abuse has been swept under the metaphorical rug for so long, the sincerity of perpetrators who apologize once they're caught tends to ring hollow.
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It's not like Ronnie avoided that misstep when he supposedly wasn't trying to enjoy Miami to the fullest — why would he when he's completely off the metaphorical leash?
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Intimate in size, his series "Under The Hood," depicts the ritual of consuming Ortolan songbirds, a French delicacy, as an act of delicate gluttony with endless metaphorical associations.
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The tableaux she lays out in Lord Ludd are playful and metaphorical, alluding to the standards of appearance and desire we are all bound to and complicit in.
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After stabbing Robb in the metaphorical back, Theon tried to assert his dominance in Winterfell by murdering a defiant Rodrik Cassel (Ron Donachie), the castle's master-at-arms.
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Even her New French Extremity horror film Trouble Every Day has been criticized as being too metaphorical and abstract to come to grips with its graphically bloody drama.
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Thanks to a multitude of Instagram plant accounts and several budding online plant shops, more of us are dipping our toes in the metaphorical pool of indoor gardening.
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Your goal is to find the center of a metaphorical maze, but to accomplish this, you also need to keep up the appearance of being an ordinary host.
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"The U.S. dollar remains a metaphorical rock in a sea of troubles," said Karl Schamotta, director of global product and market strategy at Cambridge Global Payments in Toronto.
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That's why another part of rational fitness is about poking holes in it, that metaphorical box, and questioning your beliefs about what your body can and can't do.
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The metaphorical clock is now the closest it's been to midnight since 1953, when the U.S. and Soviet Union were in the early stages of hydrogen bomb testing.
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But the metaphorical sense of locking down is perhaps more interesting; all modules will be approved by Google and without Google's code, they physically won't connect to Ara.
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Ronda Rousey doesn't have the testicular fortitude to take on Cris Cyborg ... so says Cris herself, who makes it clear she's talking about huevos in the metaphorical way.
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The result is a collection defined by a grounded surrealism, stories populated by ghosts (metaphorical and sometimes literal) and other super natural elements without ever straying from reality.
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WATCH: How to Make Funfetti Cheesecake with Chocolate Ganache Glaze And while he's cut back on his pastry intake, Torres' wife has a metaphorical bun in the oven.
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The multimedia exhibition, presented earlier this summer at The 8th Floor gallery, focused on the role of voice—both metaphorical and literal—in the fight against the crisis.
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In 2017, I learned that it's my right to take up space, in the physical sense and in the metaphorical sense with my work as a food writer.
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Why it matters: The birds might one day serve as the metaphorical canary in a coal mine, alerting officials to pollution-caused illnesses before they occur in humans.
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Not that anything is theoretical: If most plays of liberation involve trite slogans and metaphorical pickets, it's bracing to see one that's a drama instead of a diorama.
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It's almost like the writers were giving the audience a moment of shock, then time to process the metaphorical death of what Rick and Morty used to be.
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There's a lot of metaphorical potential here — vampirism as addiction, vampirism as leverage for domestic power — though 17 minutes is not enough time to make much of it.
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For Marley, dealing with his estate probably signified a surrender to the forces of Babylon, the metaphorical site of oppression and Western materialism that Rastas hope to escape.
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The U.S. and a coalition of committed partners need to act now – to, in essence, build a metaphorical wall that addresses why people are forced to leave home.
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Note, that means enemies of the United States, not of Donald Trump, poised to wage a real war, not a metaphorical war, much less a mere political attack.
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"The royal added that she wants the women who wear the line to feel like they are "Wonder Woman" — the clothes acting as a "metaphorical and literal cape.
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If you excise both fandom and the metaphorical weight of how the actions of an athlete might reflect on your own life, then what, exactly, are we watching?
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Does he have the ability to look at what's coming through his metaphorical pipes and say, "We should do more 'Game of Thrones' or shorter 'Game of Thrones'"?
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Even Barbra Streisand pointed out the metaphorical gap, noting that she's still the only woman to have won the Golden Globe for Best Director (for Yentl in 1984).
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I was one of those job seekers whose prospects were completely T-boned by the 2008 financial crisis, and I'm not looking forward to the next (metaphorical) crash.
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Not just in the metaphorical sense of a global wave of authoritarianism and ignorance, but literally darker — on the screens in our pockets, bags, and on our desks.
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In a time where we have so many issues to fix, we look to our metaphorical father figures to see how they're going to fix it for us.
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I know that you seem to be constantly beating down metaphorical readings that your subject matter is a dark commentary on consumer culture or childhood or America itself.
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Most recently, it was McConnell's campaign Twitter account that celebrated the metaphorical deaths of his opponents with a photo of tombstones in the midst of last weekend's bloodshed.
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These stories are powerful because they're metaphorical, and metaphors are more powerful than literal speech because they say more than literal speech in a smaller amount of time.
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The whole enclosure is a coffin of sorts, a metaphorical nod to the social stranglehold white America held over Black men to perform sadistic whims of Black stereotypes.
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Don't Breathe, meanwhile, took pains to illustrate that the effects of capitalism have turned our metaphorical house into a nihilistic, greed-driven wasteland where hope only barely survives.
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"The wave metaphor tends to have built into it an important metaphorical implication that is historically misleading and not helpful politically," argued feminist historian Linda Nicholson in 2010.
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Like Boxer in "Animal Farm," I will soon load her up into her metaphorical horse box and send her to the knacker's yard and that will be it. Crushed!
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I personally recommend the Polish philosopher and sociologist Zygmunt Bauman, who wrote a couple of books about suppression within society, its history, old metaphorical stories and stuff like that.
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"We need a leader to think outside of the metaphorical box and start demanding all voices be heard," reads a letter signed by 21 women, according to NBC News.
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The wall we put up between ourselves and our neighbor represented, well, the metaphorical walls we put up between ourselves and our neighbors, particularly our neighbors who aren't white.
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The Lyon mom's calm, cool, and collected stewardship of Empire comes in stark contrast with the only other person who has dethroned Luscious in the deeply metaphorical opening sequence.
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" -- "I have learned to absolutely repress the metaphorical monster in me, but, very soon, I will become completely responsible for myself ... What logical conclusion is there other than death.
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Slowly, but surely, she begins the (maybe metaphorical) process of selling her soul, while her troubled grandfather tries to steer her towards an ethical ideal that remains super blurry.
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That changed as soon as I walked into Greene Naftali, where the characters in Paul Chan's exhibition The Bather's Dilemma immediately confounded me with their physical and metaphorical contradictions.
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But it takes on a more lurid horror, and a more metaphorical one when it turns out those same white characters are stealing black bodies for a nefarious purpose.
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Allison isn't convinced of Amy's divinity, but there's evidence that Amy isn't just a nut job, including her uncanny and metaphorical ability to catch any object thrown at her.
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In the end, she and her dragons did sort of break the wheel, in the metaphorical sense where "the wheel" is a metal chair made of melted swords, anyway.
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Rather, we can imagine for ourselves an ontological factory such as this, tailor made for every monument in America (metaphorical or literal,) rendering visible the Whiteness of each one.
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It could have been a more metaphorical representation, where we hear the springboard on the bed, but I wanted it to be very raw and real, and with her.
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In the view of Davey Smith, a virologist at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD), focusing only on the metaphorical "trees" of the blood is therefore a mistake.
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" Mr. Harel described the Revolt as "a metaphorical ticking bomb, not from the terrorist standpoint but from a sociological one, for our public because it hurts a whole community.
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Although many have recognized that genetics is far from the metaphorical crystal ball to predict future disease risks, genetics still captures the public's interest as well as instills fear.
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It just makes this metaphorical truth into the literal reality of its universe: if your team wins enough games, you're released from your hellish existence of repetition and failure.
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Hoping to dispel the notion that they were merely longhaired Hollywood interlopers, the band submitted to having their locks trimmed — a move that was both practical and deeply metaphorical.
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But perhaps by sheer force of personality, it becomes a film about self-indulgence, rock star wealth, and separation from humanity that feels strikingly like a metaphorical Bowie biography.
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Nerf guns were created for light-hearted fun — squishy darts shot to terrorize older siblings and parents — but now the toys have slugged the metaphorical Dew and gone extreme.
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Some people writing about the film have assumed everything Michael sees and experiences is metaphorical, and some have assumed this is all happening, in the most literal way possible.
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This, in turn, creates a lack of stability both for those companies that invest in the internet's metaphorical pipes and those who invest in the data flowing through them.
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As a result, it has been subjected to much metaphorical thinking — it is a refuge, a beacon, a start-up company, an unlikely flower blooming in an unforgiving desert.
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It was hot in the metaphorical sense, with the living room filled with members of the old guard more famous for their actual names than their social media handles.
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In later years my college literature professors would teach me about the concept of identifying against the metaphorical other, but I was living that praxis before I turned sixteen.
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This piece has a sweet metaphorical resonance, as the jacket, shirt and tie suggest the mechanized life of the salaryman, while the garden provides a sacred space for meditation.
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Whatever might be happening outside, here it felt as though one was perfectly muffled and cocooned; wrapped in several layers of metaphorical cotton wool and removed from it all.
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You'll also need to prove whether the emoji has a possibility for multiple usages, which also requires an explanation for the metaphorical use and symbolism of the potential emoji.
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When an entire story is metaphorical, focussed on a single surreal image, it's helpful that individual sentences possess the windowpane transparency that George Orwell advocated as a prose ideal.
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That disgusting conceit provides a fitting central image for the movie, a cold-blooded noir in which the overarching question is which chumps will become chum, literal or metaphorical.
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America is more divided than ever, and everyone has a different perspective on who is "really" in charge here — who the metaphorical hunters are, and who is their prey.
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The seasons of her forced transition from child to mother are measured against the life cycle of the silk worms, a source of metaphorical as well as economic sustenance.
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"The video explores, in a metaphorical way, the idea of feeling disconnected from the world and alien because of the way I looked or acted and dressed," Rothman explains.
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It isn't fun, but when you're done, your contact list should feel like a well-organized Rolodex instead of a mess of metaphorical sticky notes stuck inside a book.
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Watch more from VICE: The study looked at when different brain regions were active when people were given three sentences, two with a shared metaphorical word, and one without.
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Because of this the band refers to themselves as a metaphorical bridge between the two cities, using their music to highlight the duality of these places they call home.
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The variety of products sold on the site—from prints, zines, and cards to patches, totes, and enamel pins—is a metaphorical middle finger directed at art world snobbery.
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To present an indigenous perspective on a familiar icon, "AR provided a solution — more than a solution, actually, a tool with all sorts of metaphorical aspects," Mr. Michelson said.
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In the light of "the personal is political," her "Left Hand of Darkness" seemed to some readers too oblique and metaphorical, her sense of play not illuminating but evasive.
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For decades, the city kept the faith in his utopian vision as the arched gateway of City College became both a literal and metaphorical gateway into the middle class.
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An op-ed in the Washington Post openly talks about protesters needing to switch from throwing paper to "throwing rocks," barely concealing that he doesn't just mean metaphorical rocks.
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Prank videos can sometimes be a bit hit or miss, but this one sails into the back of the metaphorical net just like one of Beckham's trademark free kicks.
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Critics seem to agree that it's a highly metaphorical film, but in a surprising twist, none of us have been able to settle on what the central metaphor is.
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The twist is that the prophecy from the beginning is actually not about Elsa, but about Hans — he's the one with a metaphorical frozen heart because he's an unfeeling sociopath.
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The tension between the literal and the metaphorical, between paint as paint or paint as black milk and/or fugitive light is unsettling, because you are thrown back on yourself.
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It has taken me a while to get comfortable with the metaphorical banging my fists on the table about how we're building a multi-billion-dollar company, but we are.
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In Garrison's work, "social justice warriors" are pudgy, pink-haired, and squalling; mainstream media outlets are metaphorical trash cans and dinosaurs; Islam is a murderous wolf devouring politically correct sheep.
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"It is possible to bowl away trouble," she tells them, before building and opening a candlepin bowling alley that provides a physical and metaphorical framework for much of the novel.
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The visual is a metaphorical representation of our inextricable connection to the earth, which is often lost between meeting the demands of capitalism, overpopulation and other things of that nature.
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So much of its menace and mystery stems from its main character's metaphorical immobility and his limited perception of the two people who crash their way into his purgatorial existence.
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Lester McClintock is revealed on 60 Minutes to have been the main perv on a metaphorical ship of pervs, and the accompanying headshot shows a picture-perfect dirty old man.
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But The Fits evolves into something more like heavily metaphorical eco-horror, once the dancers start getting felled by a malady that causes them to convulse, violently, on the ground.
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At any rate, the pods of Greenwich (for which Fusion Processing provides some of the hardware) are literal and metaphorical miles away from the self-driving SUVs of San Francisco.
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But unlike the literal and metaphorical burning of the Bronx in the 1970s, the latest fire is happening in our education system as schools continue to segregate at alarming rates.
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In other films, like his Hellboy movies or Pacific Rim, the ghosts are more metaphorical: representations of unfinished business, traumas that haunt people, or family connections that won't go away.
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I am skeptical, though, of its role as a sort of "empathy game"—it is so starkly metaphorical and symbolic that I'm not sure it leaves enough room for nuance.
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That's $20173 million that just a few days ago was at risk of being stolen and never seen again, but now is back in the metaphorical hands of its owners.
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In the more forgiving (but still unforgivable) metaphorical version, I suppose she's suggesting that comedians like her will symbolically take Trump down with their wit and humor and moral superiority.
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But Warcraft 3's historical significance isn't why people love it, talk about it, and flip metaphorical tables when it is not given the Remastered HD Collector's Special Edition treatment.
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Unhooking a metaphorical Pandora's box of odd sounds and creative flourishes, "Confirmation" is evidence that the London soloist is unafraid to drag his alt-pop wizardry to imaginative new places.
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Now is probably as good a time as any to check your backyard for particularly heavy and hard-to-break rocks - you might be sitting on a metaphorical gold mine.
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To make the estimation more precise, the team analyzed all the internet traffic coming through a big Swiss network provider, which works like the post office for our metaphorical neighborhood.
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The setting was metaphorical in a way for the inaugural games of the United Women's Lacrosse League, which promotes itself as the first professional women's lacrosse league in the country.
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It strives to comment on grief, love, citizenship, the human spirit, the impulse to wear a mask (whether literal, as here, or metaphorical) and a host of other elevated themes.
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And regardless of what, if anything, the Japanese central bank does this fall, if the global economy's deflationary doldrums continue, expect the discussion around these metaphorical helicopters to get louder.
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In this play, race and pain, like that collar, are metaphorical props, attached not to real bodies but to black-and-white forms the playwright can imagine but cannot feel.
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But our approach to songwriting, and my approach to lyric writing, has always been writing personal songs and documenting things within my life, either specifically or in a metaphorical way.
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The whole concept of Interstice is about veils, and I wanted to make a piece about people traversing through a metaphorical veil, but also literally represent it with this fabric.
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A television show's length, and its episodic structure, could let a showrunner dive deep into the train's faction system in a way that seems less simplistic, obvious, and baldly metaphorical.
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But in the hands of writer-director Julia Ducournau, the film becomes a fascinating, metaphorical exploration of becoming an adult — or female sexuality, or animal rights, or something like that.
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A nod from Drake would have been an incredible achievement in my book, a real notch in the metaphorical belt buckle of a hypebeast concert shooter and hip-hop head.
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They are more or less centrist liberal orthodoxy without new insight: public libraries and public schools are both good things, she argues, and fences — both metaphorical and liberal — are not.
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This method is called simulated annealing, because of a metaphorical resemblance to the way atoms in liquid metal behave as the metal cools down, and finally freezes to a solid.
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He glides between metaphorical and literal renderings of his city with ease, just as you'd expect the mind behind the wild 2014 short filme Each Other to view the world.
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The song cycle is a particularly apt genre for physical or metaphorical journeys — think Schubert's "Winterreise," above all — and this new work, too, is a modern addition to that tradition.
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And so the decision that we made as a team was we'll keep it in a metaphorical box so it doesn't infect the investigative team, and we'll hold it close.
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The Mosul Dam, the project of a dictator's hubris, is a literal and metaphorical sinkhole—for the dreams of a nation and for funds that could be better used elsewhere.
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" Following a political season in which quarrels over inclusion and exclusion in the United States — in senses literal, metaphorical and philosophical — were central and heated, the "Make America Great Again!
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There's surely no kinder summation of love's petulance than the chorus of "Think About It," a jangling folk song about taking a breath before hurling yourself off a metaphorical cliff.
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The moment an artery in the brain gets clogged and a patient develops symptoms, a metaphorical hourglass is turned, and every minute that passes means increased risk for permanent damage.
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The Blacksonian has one pivotal conceit, one metaphorical device that you need to embrace despite its hokiness, despite its comical proximity to a set of stairs, and it's the elevator.
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Do Asians have to accept Murray's assertions that we have "higher IQ's" than other races, and as a result become the metaphorical "punching bag" for issues surrounding race and class?
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A word or phrase might begin as a specialty term in sports, or another pastime, but then makes "a metaphorical extension," and begins to have a meaning beyond the pastime.
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But gone are the metaphorical narrative frameworks that defined her earlier work, gone the furniture-selling or book-editing or gynecology-practicing fathers, gone the devastating instances of externalized violence.
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About Community Arts Space Grounded in the real and metaphorical ability of clay to transform, the Gardiner Museum's Community Arts Space is a platform for experimentation and socially-engaged art.
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To work on the digital stuff was to be sort of relegated to be the person who had been kicked out of the newsroom where all the ... It's very metaphorical.
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In order for Michelle to finally resolve the crisis that opened the film — her frayed relationship — she has to face down her metaphorical demons, even if they're in a UFO.
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While Casteel's work is powered by the implied nearness of her subjects' bodies, Hill's "A Monumental Offering of Potential Energy" (2016) uses the artist's body as a metaphorical power source.
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If identity, memory, and personality enter the pictorial conversation, however, then the work tips toward portraiture — meaning it addresses notions of likeness in relation to a real or metaphorical being.
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This loop connects the prolactin gene promoter, which acts as a switch to turn the gene on, with a prolactin enhancer, which serves as the metaphorical finger that flips the switch.
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After all that scheming and warring, the metaphorical Iron Throne (the physical one no longer exists, having been reduced to molten metal by Drogon) has gone to Bran, of all people.
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Meyerists believe that if you "look to the light" and climb the rungs of a metaphorical ladder, you will leave behind pain and suffering and avoid the apocalypse when it comes.
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Since the way we speak often has nothing to do with the reality that surrounds us, machines are—and will continue to be—puzzled by the metaphorical nature of human communications.
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You know when you first start dating someone who you really like and you're in that blissful but very tentative stage where you keep dipping your toe in the metaphorical water?
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His dad told him he could come back home and work for a while, but he knew going home was a death sentence, in both the metaphorical and perhaps physical sense.
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There is an effort, in some corners, to cancel Transparent in a more metaphorical sense than its already literal cancellation, to salt the earth around the show and make it forbidden.
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Her arrival at Yahoo was met with metaphorical trumpets and flocks of doves: Employees slapped her face on Obama-style "Hope" posters and even rolled out the purple carpet for her.
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At a time where racism looms over the presidential election and police brutality against Black people dominate the headlines, the museum feels like both a physical and metaphorical beacon of hope.
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One month after posting an alarming message to Instagram, Pete Davidson made his return to Saturday Night Live and addressed the metaphorical elephant in the room in a rather interesting way.
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The spectral rhinoceros turns into a metaphorical elephant, which becomes a white bear, which (Mr Bünger says) will flash in listeners' minds when they are told not to think about it.
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But its use as a title for the show is both literal and metaphorical, executive producer and writer Stephen Glover said at a Television Critics Association Panel in January, per Vulture.
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Tristan Harris, the executive director of the Center for Humane Technology, detailed in painful metaphorical detail during a Senate hearing last month just how some of these platforms are controlling us.
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Peruvian Foreign Minister Ricardo Luna said Kuczynski had employed "an idiomatic and metaphorical expression used in academic circles" meant to describe Latin America's lack of conflicts rather than "demonize" the region.
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Whether or not Fuchs did originally intend for the list to be metaphorical and non-exclusive from the start, perhaps the whole fiasco stems from the very vagueness of his project.
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With the potential leader of the US openly discussing building a real-world wall to keep out people he doesn't like, Poe's short story feels less metaphorical and more, well, literal.
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In a climate where abusers are getting dragged into the light and punished for their actions nearly daily at this point, let's hope Paul is next on the metaphorical chopping block.
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But the cadence and detail of the lyrics — which recall the collapse of a relationship, complete with a metaphorical nod to ghosts — more clearly suggest a contemporary band, like Okkervil River.
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Not to get too metaphorical here, but I could describe my sister as distinctly summer in looks and personality, whereas I'm more of a winter — soft, bitter, melts in the heat.
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You mention that you were influenced in particular by the "Myth of the Cave," an allegory in Plato's Republic about leaving the metaphorical shadows inside a cave for the light outside.
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But where it differs, for me, despite its documented diversions into disruptive metaphorical imagery, poorly realized mini-games and heavy religious sentiments (the Greens are devout Christians), is in its rawness.
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I've been thinking about basements, real and metaphorical, as the past few weeks have unfolded in a cascade of revelations that began with Harvey Weinstein and shows no signs of stopping.
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The saga of the medical testing company Theranos and its founder, Elizabeth Holmes, is a swirling one, packed with lies, greed, secret romance, literal blood, metaphorical blood, power, secrecy and money.
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If war statutes are converted to domestic use, Democrats might consider what will happen if Mr. Trump — who has already likened illegal immigrants to invaders — declares a metaphorical war on them.
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Eno recently remarked, in his usual metaphorical lingo, that as a contemporary musician he should be considered a gardener; the music of the past, on the other hand, is an architect.
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"Saaho," written and directed by Sujeeth, has a dense and confusing opening hour, with extended digressions and too many characters introduced by metaphorical (and in once case literal) cracks of lightning.
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Kare said people sometimes hop onto the site with a few minutes of perusing in mind, only to find that they'd gone down the metaphorical rabbit hole of boards and inspiration.
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The power dynamics that had been playing out behind closed doors—on Silicon Valley campuses, in Hollywood, in politics, in academia—hadn't yet spilled out into the metaphorical open office spaces.
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The worst intra-day market reversal in nearly a year might've spooked investors, but CNBC's Jim Cramer argued that the market still has a major driver in its metaphorical back pocket.
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Don't Breathe's metaphorical America is a capitalist nightmare you would have to be utterly desperate to want to enter — which exactly describes the refugees many Americans are concerned with keeping out.
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Even for parents who didn't take this quite so literally, a more metaphorical notion of spiritual warfare exerted considerable influence over their decision about what to allow into their children's lives.
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This reassuring news comes from the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, the experts who control the hands of the Doomsday Clock, the metaphorical timepiece that measures society's vicinity to complete destruction.
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As the track's used again in the series, it becomes a metaphorical motif, playing up to the idea of characters figuring out which side of the world they need to be in.
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Within the glass cases are half a dozen of Son Ni's out-of-print comics as well as original issues of Edie Fake's mystical journey/metaphorical exploration of gender transitioning, Gaylord Phoenix.
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What Trump did Thursday during his speech is launch a metaphorical witch hunt against the women who are claiming he assaulted them and any other women who were thinking of coming forward.
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After a long, long metaphorical winter, the music industry is finally growing again in 2016 for the first time in over a decade, thanks to streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music.
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In 218, the girls of Girls Incarcerated are those teens sent for with gunboats, only the gunboats have now been replaced with a less metaphorical form of control: the juvenile justice system.
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Comics have always dealt in the hidden good and evil of the world, celebrating the triumphs of everyday heroes over metaphorical monsters (Godzilla emerged as a stand-in for the nuclear bomb).
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The Monopoly Standard Edition, the metaphorical grandfather to the Token Madness teen, includes a Scottish Terrier, a battleship, a car, a top hat, a thimble, a boot, a wheelbarrow, and a cat.
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But until I have more time or money, the other sustainable practices are going to have to go in the metaphorical and literal dustbin—the place reserved for my microbead-laden exfoliator.
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After he outlined a dramatic (and ultimately metaphorical) plan to drop tablets out of helicopters, the OLPC Foundation distributed mass-market Motorola Xoom tablets in two Ethiopian villages as a new experiment.
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Ricardo Chavira and Richard T. Jones play the sheriff's deputy and the Santa Monica policeman, who are inconveniently neighbors on either side of the Hammonds in their perhaps metaphorical cul-de-sac.
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While Whitehead's addition to history—a non-metaphorical network of tracks and tunnels beneath Southern soil—intrigues, the heart of the story is about hope, promise, and the history we all share.
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After being voted out on the fifth round of The Voice in 2012 at the terrifying age of 16, she gave a metaphorical shrug and started working hard on her own material.
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Drake walked right into Meek Mill's house and took a big ole metaphorical dump on his living room floor by not only performing "Back to Back" ... but adding a new, personal shot.
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Reddit moderator Blair Erickson has unveiled a project that spent two years in the metaphorical oven — a Reddit twin that shows what he imagines the site will look like in 1,000 years.
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Traitors get a few minutes at the beginning of every game to chatter amongst themselves, but there's a metaphorical ticking clock until someone, somewhere, is able to listen in on those conversations.
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As The Hollywood Reporter notes, this collection of factors would have made any effort by Depp to promote the upcoming movie nearly impossible without navigating a metaphorical mine field of awkward questions.
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The Virgo sector of your chart not only rules romance, fun, and creativity, but also our babies— whether those babies are real-life babies or metaphorical babies, like an album or novel.
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The one loose end is a mare Julius brings as a "horsewarming" present, whose purpose, metaphorical or otherwise, never becomes clear — an anomaly in Pufahl's otherwise tight use of myth and reference.
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Instead, we get a poem about caressing a mountain range, its powerful "you" cuing associations with generations of poems about the sensation of exploring lovers' bodies as metaphorical fields, mountains, and valleys.
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When US presidents arrive, they are typically photographed peering through a large set of binoculars into North Korea, a metaphorical staring-down of an enemy that has plagued the last several administrations.
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After months of mediocrity following his 15th major title at the Masters in April, Woods emerged from metaphorical hibernation to match Sam Snead's record 82 wins on the PGA Tour on Monday.
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He was greeted with an ovation from both sides of the aisle, and a metaphorical sigh of relief from the rest of the GOP -- his vote was crucial to the legislation's advancement.
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We all know the term "flex" in the context of flexing a muscle, but this metaphorical slang term applies that same spirit to anything you might want to flaunt — most often status.
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Unfortunately, Noisey is sad to report Bieber seems to have fallen off said metaphorical bull and instead decided to engage in some lost interpretive dance to the track during his Purpose Tour.
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Hitchcock made great play with houses, of course, with the metaphorical mansion of Psycho (1960), the perspective tricks of Rear Window (1954), and the bonkers Vandamm House of North by Northwest (1959).
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Bojack's creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg's vision of Hollywood (which he shares with brilliant cartoonist Lisa Hanawalt) is not just bleak; it's monstrous, a place where the snakes and wolves aren't just metaphorical.
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One of the reasons there are still comparatively few upcoming startups trying to be the metaphorical Davids, and beat the Goliaths of the educational market, is problematic access to data at universities.
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We're trying to sift through the metaphorical tea leaves and figure that out, but rest assured, the answer is most definitely in the assorted videos of Ants Eating Stuff to Stock Music.
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The black and white cinematography, scenes devoted to choreographed performance and neatness of composition recall Krzysztof Kieślowski's early documentary, Seven Women of Different Ages (1979), though without the same metaphorical, universalizing frame.
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You see, there has been a metaphorical red rope that separates people of all classes from having fun together, especially in Hollywood, and it is my goal to get rid of this.
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The weird thing about the show is that its metaphorical collapse of society is all about affluent urban areas suddenly finding themselves under assault from unlikely foes, then cracking under the pressure.
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Another novel to add to your list, Jaimy Gordon's National Book Award-winning "Lord of Misrule," is a richly metaphorical book about horseracing at the fictional Indian Mound Downs in West Virginia.
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London Theater Reviews Some shows achieve metaphorical liftoff, and then there's Patrick Marber's revival of his own play "Don Juan in Soho," at Wyndham's Theater in the West End through June 10.
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Others are more speculative and metaphorical, taking viewers to the Texas border or an Omaha high school to explore the vagaries of power as they play out within communities and individual relationships.
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Because he mines the painful bedrock of his life, it is worth knowing some of its most harrowing incidents, the ore from which he extracts the allusive, metaphorical poetry of his fiction.
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She listened to her heart—not to her metaphorical heart but to the actual murmur, the leaky valve through which blood regurgitated backward at a volume that wasn't yet cause for concern.
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As I sat at my kitchen table this morning, quieting the metaphorical cockatoos screaming into plastic orange cups within my mind, it suddenly dawned on me: I haven't gotten my flu shot.
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The cars are not a metaphorical stand-in for black folks (crushed cars=crushed people); they function more loosely, like a touchstone, raising subtle questions about loss, labor, presence, and the future.
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Still, that can sometimes spell trouble for other companies when Apple decides to try its hand—a mostly metaphorical fistful of dollars—at solving a problem already solved by another app or service.
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That implies limited deleveraging and suggests Xi will waste much of his new strength kicking the metaphorical can even further down the road: a recipe for economic calcification at home and conflict abroad.
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Jon Snow had a knife in his heart before he was resurrected, whereas Daenerys had a (metaphorical) knife in her heart when her brother betrayed her and then lost Khal Drogo (Jason Momoa).
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Once Stella first learned of her terminal cancer diagnosis, her supportive family decided to fabricate a fairytale of a metaphorical bubble around the young woman, where every single facet of it was perfect.
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Vásquez de la Horra, who draws inspiration from a wide and deep pool of images and symbols, has developed a metaphorical vocabulary that evokes Latin America's complex history of cultural collision and subjugation.
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When Glee came jazz-handing onto the scene, it felt like someone had officially grasped the wheel on America's metaphorical car and steered it away from a cliff that was also on fire.
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Already racking up more than 400,000 views, the dreamy visual that accompanies the even dreamier song is dripping in hidden messages — and we don't just mean the song leaks or her metaphorical baggage.
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Spoilers ahead, obviously: Peele mostly addresses the twist where Adelaide realizes that she and Red switched places in metaphorical terms, so apologies to everyone hoping for details about who actually made the Tethered.
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The WWE is hitting Maroon 5 with a metaphorical steel chair -- slamming the band's Super Bowl halftime show as trash, in an effort to get fans to watch the WWE's halftime event instead.
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TMZ has learned Epic Games has loaded up their metaphorical Battle Bus to go to war with 2 Milly, the rapper who claims the video game stole his signature Milly Rock dance move.
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" When discussing "Estranged" in the 2011 book, I Want My MTV, director Andy Morahan noted, "I've been asked by students about the metaphorical imagery in it, and I'm like 'Fuck if I know.
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His half-day visit to New York to attend the Ultimate Fighting Championship 244 was as unusual a presidential trip as it was conveniently timed, converting his metaphorical political fights into literal ones.
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To extend the metaphorical olive branch to your ex, send her a text before the next gathering or come up to her during the event and explain how you want to be civil.
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Responding to current events, the "Doomsday Clock" has moved 30 seconds ahead and is now reflecting that the world is the closest to metaphorical midnight, or the symbolic "point of annihilation," since 1953.
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For the first time since before World War II, Americans chose a president who promised to reverse the internationalism practiced by predecessors of both parties and to build walls both physical and metaphorical.
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And then there is "Strong Again" by N-Dubz, which is a song everyone should listen to when they're sinking, knees-deep in their own metaphorical shit and need a pick-me-up.
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On Wednesday, he said that the stock market had experienced some sort of metaphorical "glitch" in December, but "once trade issues and a couple of other things happen," it will go up again.
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In extracting the archive from its standard physical and metaphorical single-dimensionality and transforming it into the three-dimensional sculptural, Sadie Barnette offers us news modes of conceiving of and visualizing our memories.
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Receipts are a commodity in this world — not literal receipts that are printed after a purchase, but metaphorical receipts in the form of digital records that are supposed to prove innocence or guilt.
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As he climbs, the rope frays and ultimately gives, resulting in the film's final death, which is heavy with metaphorical weight: The old way of life has to give; it's no longer viable.
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Howe was once an environmental reporter at a TV station in Denver, another lifetime ago (in a metaphorical sense, though literal past lives are also a common topic of discussion at Conscious Life).
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Midsommar heroine Dani (Florence Pugh) and woefully mediocre boyfriend Christian (Jack Reynor) are on the verge of splitting, but neither are brave enough to jump off the (in their specific case, metaphorical) cliff.
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Rather, it's an account of how the marketplace of ideas, the metaphorical bazaar where academics and think tankers and pundits hawk their intellectual wares to policy makers, has changed over the past generation.
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"Giffords' blood is on Sarah Palin's hands," wrote Daily News columnist Michael Daly, noting that the former Alaska governor had put Giffords' district in a metaphorical cross hairs as a vulnerable Democratic seat.
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Some experts doubt that Kim would revive the tensions of 2017 by restarting nuclear and ICBM tests, which would cross a metaphorical "red line" and risk shattering his hard-won diplomacy with Washington.
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But I think Slave Play allows Kaneisha to get a little closer to subspace, if "subspace" here can be thought of as a moment of metaphorical purging, an out-of-colonized body experience.
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So many of Amichai's qualities gather here: passionate tenderness and earnest warmth, sweet possessiveness—the eros of fatherhood—and that delicious, playful metaphorical reach, those clouds that have never lain with a woman.
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"And what I have observed in my two decades now as a cardiologist is that the heart that is associated with love, that metaphorical heart, directly impacts on our biological heart," he added.
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There are metaphorical deaths big and small throughout the day: There are the bigger ones where you just feel like your whole world is collapsing, [because of] health or a relationship falling apart.
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In the course of this fast-moving, tightly packed, at times unnervingly entertaining documentary (directed by Alison Klayman), he wears a number of metaphorical hats, some of which are knocked off his head.
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Part metaphorical (which it jokes about halfway through), part homage to old Hollywood, part whodunit, and part social commentary on an America reeling from mid-century chaos, it's overstuffed but still feels controlled.
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But like real forest fires and even metaphorical ones like the 2008 financial crisis, these conflagrations have a real purpose: to burn away the deadwood and replenish the soil with nutrients for future growth.
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Protagonist Clay Jensen (Dylan Minette) is so moved by his own eulogy, he finally sees Hannah's ghost, which followed him around all season, disappear into the metaphorical light and leave his consciousness for good.
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Donnelly made the metaphorical split literal in an unforgettable campaign ad that shows him chopping wood while bragging about voting to fund Trump's border wall and bucking the left by supporting increased military spending.
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It's obvious the family planned to deal with their internal messiness once Stella passed, but now they have to do it out in the open while ripping the metaphorical scales off their her eyes.
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Perhaps GeForce Now will light a fire under the metaphorical butt of Google's Stadia team and they'll fight a bit harder to improve their service and work on accruing more games for their library.
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The metaphorical implications of this are dizzying, if you stop and think about them: It means that in every perfect storm, in some minutely measurable quantity, lies the signature of our own individual responsibility.
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And there are theories that Ariana — assuming she was possessed by an Obscurus — somehow transferred part of her soul when she died, which ended up in Credence somehow, making him a more metaphorical brother.
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Trend: Allover Colour At Chanel For my first look, I decided to rip off the metaphorical Band-Aid with a look that truly terrified me: heavy blue eyeshadow, pink blush, and bright coral lips.
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With hits like Stranger Things, Orange Is The New Black, and 13 Reasons Why, it's clear that Netflix intends to keep throwing darts at the metaphorical dartboard, hoping to create even more hit shows.
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According to docs, Gladys says Shanga's lawyer reached out and put a metaphorical gun to her head: give us more time to respond to the lawsuit, or we'll go public with your Alzheimer's diagnosis.
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These losses of metaphorical family seem to be helping Lenny move on from the loss of his parents, even though Spencer assures Lenny that his mother is still alive and he'll meet her someday.
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They choose words or phrases that have a widely understood, long-standing second meaning, and treat the second, perhaps metaphorical or new meaning, with a shocked seriousness that should be reserved for the apocalypse.
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