Sentence examples for Mirroring from inspiring English sources

Mirroring the kitsch decor of Presley's home, the suite comes complete with replica billiard room and "jungle room".

Women from the Midlands noted how Asian communities ploughed money into the strikes when they saw the police treatment of miners mirroring their own experiences, and when Asian workers at Kewal Brothers clothing factory in Smethwick went on strike in 1984, 150 women and miners joined them in solidarity on their picket line.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel, the former top adviser to Barack Obama suddenly facing a runoff for re-election, remained at the political fulcrum of a mounting campaign both on social media and the streets of Chicago, where demonstrations were planned for Saturday outside what coordinated campaigners described as mirroring a CIA "black site".

Earlier this month, concerned citizens of Antigua Island reported illegal clearing of mangroves by a Chinese firm hell-bent on delivering one more mega-tourism development replete with golf courses, marinas, casinos and hotels, almost mirroring a similar Chinese development disaster on Bimini Island in the Bahamas.

After leaving the judiciary, he moved with his family to New Zealand, later returning to Fiji, his experience of relocation mirroring that of many families torn from Fiji since its several coups.

Like all celebrities he is the repository of the hopes and dreams of his admirers, mirroring his audience's desires.

There's even a transformation scene, in which Jeffries is trimmed of his long, white tangles of hair – the clippings, in the elegant direction by Roger Michell, mirroring the snowfall of the earlier wintry death scenes – and has the neat sides dyed in order to become unrecognisable from the face defamed on front pages.

Germany, who built the ECB mirroring its former central bank, has been price-sensitive since a hyperinflation spell in the 1920s put the country's finances out of control.

But it commended DfID for the "vigorous efforts" now being made in Sierra Leone, where Britain has taken the lead in international aid, mirroring the US role in neighbouring Liberia and France's role in Guinea.

Nationwide Conservative support has surged in council contests, mirroring the party's general election success.

His game, mirroring that arc, has always revolved around a handful of paradoxes, or at the very least implausibilities.