Sentence examples for a clear mirror from inspiring English sources

He indicated that the constitution "should reflect, like a clear mirror, the Iraqi fabric" and that he wanted a government in which "the majority doesn't exclude the other but respects the other".

When such unification (copulare) occurs, the individual "sees and desires divine beauty as in a crystal or a clear mirror, but not directly" (vede e desia la bellezza divine come in uno mezzo cristiallino, o sia chiaro specchio, ma non in se stessa immediate).[38] Judah refers to this act as prophecy.

We'd hoped to make a cold lobster cauliflower soup--cauliflower puree on the bottom with a clear mirror of lobster consomme on top finished with caviar--but the cream in the cauliflower puree clouded the consomme.

The philosopher Immanuel Kant had reached much the same conclusion in 1790 without having gone to sea: "To call the ocean sublime we must regard it as poets do, merely by what strikes the eye; if it is at rest, as a clear mirror of water only bounded by the heaven; if it is restless, as an abyss threatening to overwhelm everything".

For those of us who teach design - here specifically architecture and urban design - the intensity of the debates around final students' projects in April/May is a clear mirror of a generation's state of mind regarding desires and anxieties of the promises of design and its relationship to technology and the fabrication and mediation of environments.

As expected, the figure revealed a clear mirror image between Fig.  4A and D, indicating that difference in the distance among the shown core types can be explained by difference in the expression level of each type.

And they had acquired, at Shama's insistence, a dressingtable, the work of a craftsman, french-polished, with a large, clear mirror.

– Herakleitos of Ephesus, c. 500 bce "The viewer should see the object as I saw it, but with a lot of room for his own interpretation….The painting is like a very clear mirror which is barely visible but unmistakably there," reflects Spanish painter Antonio López García (b. 1936) (1 ).

Using a clear "synthetic" mirror hinged at an angle, the Holocube HC Tablet reflects the media from the iPad, creating the illusion that it's floating in thin air.

It is to produce people of wisdom who can judge right or wrong on their own in the clear mirror of Buddhism".

In this form of perception, we lose ourselves in the object, forget about our individuality, and become the clear mirror of the object.