13 Metaphors for machineries

This machinery is the best that we could find.

But even if it is admitted that government without consent is a complicated and ugly process, it does not follow either that government by consent is always possible, or that the machinery of parliamentary representation is the only possible, or always the best possible, method of securing consent.

The second-hand machinery which they purchased was not a laundry unit, the capacity of the washer being one-fourth that of the ironer; they had insufficient capital, half of it borrowed; they employed an inexperienced manager and a green bookkeeper; and for the first eight months the supervision was almost entirely carried on by volunteers, hard working, but without the foresight and power of control so essential to a new organization.

All the machinery was English, and the proprietor had a corps of English engineers, three in number, to superintend the work.

To know God and to meditate on the greatness of His power, this was the only serious study to which men could devote themselves; machinery, the discoveries of the positive sciences, in fact everything which did not treat of divinity and the future life, was only a bagatelle for the amusement of fools and people of no faith.

The myologic or muscular machinery, or gesture, is the language of sentiment and emotion.

The machinery they employed was the long derided, misconceived, and unappreciated Women's Club.

Machinery, the boasted civilizer, is the true barbarizer.

The question is not whether spiritual interests be or be not superior in importance to temporal interests; but whether the machinery which happens at any moment to be employed for the purpose of protecting certain temporal interests of a society be necessarily such a machinery as is fitted to promote the spiritual interests of that society.

They no longer owned the material in which their labour was stored, or the tools with which they worked; they had to use the material belonging to their employer; the machinery which made their tools valueless was also the property of the capitalist employer.

The machinery of comfort and progress becomes the enginery of devastation.

But, then, I am a Socialist, and look forward to the time when the economic machinery of the community will be a field not for private enrichment but for public service.

It is true that the electoral machinery for the London Boroughs is the worst to be found anywhere in the world outside of America.

13 Metaphors for  machineries