Sentence examples for a perfect mirror of from inspiring English sources

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

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

It boasts an ugly, selfish code of behavior and functions as a perfect mirror of the dark side of our "winner-take-all casino society".

This ambiguous reality is a perfect mirror of the ambivalent attitudes the NATO allies brought to the task of rescuing this country.

While purchase applications are not a perfect mirror of the housing market — many foreclosed homes are being bought these days in all-cash deals — the recent plunge is another sign that the market remains in intensive care.

They take place high above the ruins of Chicago, involving leaps onto shards of concrete, a sky-bound rock climb, Tarzan-like vine-swinging, and a variety of a fight (too good to spoil) that's a perfect mirror of adolescence.

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.

An emotionally bruised cop with a drink problem, the conflicted Taylor is a perfect mirror for the sinister side of Irish society; his involvement in the case of a local priest found decapitated inside his church is the signal for a savage investigation into a corrupted clergy.

Maybe you'd imagine Clark's solo compositions working out better on that forthcoming Blade Runner sequel, but his airy, abstract pieces proved a perfect mirror for the frosty visuals of the show.

You can make a perfect mirror for your man's man cave or even just your own room by getting your mirror custom fit to the inside measurement of a tennis racket.

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