allegory

My interest in allegory really began at quite a different point.

The two may go together, with one being an allegory for the other.

The book began as an allegory about a talking dog.

It came into my mind that here was an allegory.

Maybe those who read a Chinese allegory into all this are right.

Then again, he did not know anything at all about allegories.

Allegory, a truth related in the form of a story.

It was, he suggested, an allegory for his own life.

An allegory, perhaps, for staying in nature no matter what.

"What happened after she had converted the boy into an allegory?"

Rather, it is an allegory about the cost of obsession.

It was like an allegory out of a medieval play.

On the inside back cover can be found a crafted allegory.

There's an allegory in there somewhere about the way influence works.

"They become an allegory for his own sense of difference.

Instead of a mystery, the book takes shape as an allegory.

The poem uses the game as an allegory for love.

The passage above is an allegory about the magazine itself.

May not these things be an allegory prepared for our instruction?

Of course, Paul had his comments about running a good race, but that was allegory.

"This is to introduce a different color but also to tell part of the story through allegory," he said.

"In some sense we might be grateful for the allegory," he said.

Our professor saw the book as a masterpiece of allegory.

It has been described also as an allegory of lust.