Sentence examples for a mirror of their from inspiring English sources
The tangled, overripe Queensland rainforest becomes a mirror of their states of mind.
Another example is my play "Death and the Maiden," whose indeterminacy has helped audiences around the world to interpret that drama as a mirror of their own national dilemmas.
"The walls I am drawn to have been worked on by nature and by human beings, so that they provide a mirror of their respective neighborhoods," he once said in an interview.
The Baroque took hold when Roman patrons, Spanish royals, and Dutch burghers determined, for many and various reasons, that art would be not only an attribute but a mirror of their lives.
England's eventual defeat was a mirror of their loss in Italia 90 at the same stage, to the same opponents (albeit with a West prefix) – a 1-1 draw followed by shootout misery.
The Mass was the pope's first real encounter with the American church, and the people in the stands poured out affection as much as shined a mirror of their diverse self back onto Benedict: conservative and liberal, black, white, Latino and Asian.
In many ways the campaign feels like a wrestling match between your game and theirs, perhaps a mirroring of their attempt to innovate within the constraints of the CoD franchise behemoth.
It's an especially grisly one, in which the Red Dragon kills a mother, a father, and their two children, placing shards of a mirror on their mouth and eyes and in some other places.
A fellow resident, sizing up her neighbors' social mores, opines, "Self-preservation is number one, always". That statement is an unsentimental as the film itself, which evokes feelings of loss and hope without straining for pathos; the shock for young viewers may be that these seniors' concerns — social cliques, nervous courtship — are a mirror of many of their own.
Mirror training (Ramachandran, Rogers-Ramachandran, & Cobb, 1995) consists in having patients watch movements of a mirror image of their existing/unaffected limb appearing in the position of their amputated/affected limb.
Like Mr. Olbermann, Ms. Maddow provides viewers who are appalled by the likes of Mr. O'Reilly and Sean Hannity with a reassuring mirror of their own views.
