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Reverse Meta Model: Comparative As

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Reverse Meta Model: Comparative As

by Doug O'Brien under Blog |  September 20, 2009

Comparative As

This is a form of a presupposition that uses the sentence structure listed below. What is being presupposed is a comparison that is non-specifically stated, but that gets a bit overlooked because of the “as” used twice.

(as………as)
I don’t know anything as powerful and profound as Ericksonian Hypnosis.

It is very hard to find a treasure trove of Hypnosis Information as profound as www.ericksonian.info.

There has never been a TV show as far-sighted as Star Trek.

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About Doug O'Brien

Doug O’Brien is a Master Practitioner and Trainer of NLP, and a Certified Hypnotherapist. In 1988, while assisting at NLP and NAC training seminars with Anthony Robbins, Doug achieved the designation of Master Trainer. He now conducts numerous seminars of his own around the globe (specializing in the “Sleight of Mouth” patterns of Robert Dilts, NLP Certification Courses, and Ericksonian Hypnotherapy) and helped found Columbia-Presbyterian’s Department of Complementary Medicine with Dr. Mehmet Oz.

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