Sentence examples for a perfect mirror from inspiring English sources

It's such a perfect mirror.

"Enlightened" is not a perfect mirror image of "Remains of the Day".

At that moment Ms. Kendrick makes Natalie a perfect mirror of these brutal times.

"It can be a perfect mirror in certain lights, and the larger the glass, the more dangerous it is".

The surfaces of the wafers are polished flat by a series of successively finer abrasives until one side has a perfect mirror finish.

The "Great Gatsby" baby grows up to be the worldly heroine of Carson's novel, and a perfect mirror of "the American century".

With a perfect mirroring of manners and style, the twins become inseparable, surviving to adulthood by employing the art of restraint, wanting little more than each other.

No Shakespeare play provides, for a British audience, a more perfect mirror of the times.

It was a small, perfect mirror of himself.

So if light spreads out as it travels and you have to keep building a bigger perfect mirror to reflect it all, then you can't propagate the light infinitely since eventually you'd have to build an infinite mirror (which even in our idealized world we'll assume is impossible).

On resonance, r≈−(1−1/P), and thus the emitter in state works as a nearly perfect mirror for large P. The bandwidth Δω of the process determined by the total spontaneous emission rate Γ can be quite large.