Allegory

For distinguish Allegory of Music by Filippino Lippi (between 1475 and 1500): The "Allegory of Music" is a popular theme in painting.

Lewis, an expert on the subject of allegory, maintained that the books were not allegory, and preferred to call the Christian aspects of them " suppositional ".

Have you noticed the subtle allegory here?

Jefferson's third intent, similar to the cherry-tree allegory, was meant to burnish a hallowed legacy for our nation’s first president, who, in truth, co-opted the seat of government from New York for personal profit and through trickery.

Lastly, instead of a carefully crafted sci-fi allegory, the film delivers an overt, real-world political message.

Olivares said his game, launched on online gaming platform Steam, was not intended as “Marxist propaganda” or an “allegory” for the Allende government.

One can fool around with words in order to write a poem or allegory.

What sets Guillermo del Toro and Mark Gustafson’s mordantly macabre stop-motion musical apart from the sanitized Disney versions and the darkly surreal live-action varieties (such as Matteo Garrone’s delightful 2019 adaptation) is the Christ allegory.

An allegory for combatting pollution and climate change, $521 million at the box office95% score on Rotten Tomatoes.

A sharp, poignant prediction for a capitalist future that slowly diminishes individualism, feels like a cautionary tale, an allegory for where cities like London are headed.

If isn’t the most sophisticated allegory (you won’t need a shovel to uncover the subtext), it’s a bawdy hoot, applying the director’s cracked visual imagination to screenwriter Tony McNamara’s volley of frequently hilarious pidgin bon mots.

Is The Matrix A Trans Allegory?

It causes them to mistake the light of empathy for darkness, much as in Plato’s allegory of the cave, and overlook the possibility of coexistence.

It’s a poignant allegory of the eternal struggle against the inevitability of fate and the fleeting nature of existence.

On the domestic front, Allegory in Washington, D.C. took home two big awards.

They are fantastic Christian allegory.

Where the iconic behemoth had previously served as a sharp allegory for the devastating aftermath of nuclear warfare, mixes it up a little as a metaphor for the destructive force of jingoism and the heavy burden of survivor’s guilt.

As with a lot of important art, is rich with allegory.

If The Who’s visionary songwriter and guitarist Pete Townshend had had his way, “Tommy” — an allegory about a traumatized messiah — would not have been the band’s first rock opera.

Israel Hayom’s placement of the story, on page 8 behind packages about pushes to open schools back up, get retailers’ doors open, and political bickering, is as good an allegory as any for the state of the nation.