... a Supreme Court Justice to that of a baseball umpire, and this analogy has assumed a prominent place in the contemporary debate ... paper traces the history of the judge-umpire analogy since its first judicial invocation in 1886, finding that it was originally ... court judges. Moreover, courts historically invoked the analogy as an illustrative foil to be rejected because of the umpire’s passivity. ...

... his brother") saves us from the trouble of thinking through what the new person really is like. This judgment-by-analogy arose multiple times in the 1964 Fact poll of psychiatrists ... mental models we construct of them. We can judge someone quickly and passionately, by intuition, or by analogy. To truly understand and predict other people, however, we need to check such reactions against more ...

... Canadians under 25 don’t.” My response: The wristwatch analogy has been used before, it is nothing new and it is not accurate. Most teenagers wear watch not so they can tell time but as a ... open-ended and focused on multi-functionality. To me, that is what is effective about this analogy — as a comparison of two technological eras. Regardless, after having had a chance to read ...

... increasing unemployment as a lagging indicator. “One analogy I’ve thought of often, aligned with your interests, is an economic analogy of an aerodynamic stall. When commercial credit froze and consumers reduced spending, the prevailing economic &# ... .” “There are probably numerous logical errors with this analogy, but the simple point is this: If “Joe six-pack” ...

... mirror:  The result has to work for you and for your audience. When you're trying to get your message across, analogy's a rhetorical device you can use to help you recall what you want to say, and help your audience remember it, ... And if you're using other rhetorical devices, like alliteration, don't use an analogy.  You'll dilute the impact, and, worst-case scenario, ...

... better together if that appreciation and acknowledgment was happening. Our points were well taken. I've thought of this analogy many times in the last few months and the other day I told Justin, "Some days I just ... really is greener on the other side. (P.S. If you know Justin, you know he is FAN-FREAKING-TASTIC to me. Just thought the analogy was funny and wanted to document it. ☺)