Sentence examples for a reflection of himself from inspiring English sources

In Tapie, Sarkozy possibly saw a reflection of himself.

Is he captivated by a reflection of himself?

And he could, without squinting too hard, see a reflection of himself in his sons.

Tall, stooped, a workaholic before the term was invented, Helmsley started buying buildings that were, in a way, a reflection of himself — drab but profitable.

Del Rio has said he considers his teams to be a reflection of himself, and in the first half the image was flattering.

Often his truly great photographs are a reflection of himself, mysterious and loaded with suggestion, hinting at some darker narrative that is unfolding just out of frame.

On the desk there were piles of inscrutable papers; pencil shavings (calling up the smell of school in Prnjavor: pencils, the wet eraser sponge, and girls' freshly washed hair); a computer monitor in which Bogdan could see a bent reflection of himself; a tin cookie box containing baseball cards, fluorescent condoms, a pouch of pot.

But to the extent that the car incorporated trans-Atlantic influences, it was a reflection of Mr. DeTomaso himself.

Responding to claims that her moral views were "dependably predictable", Blyton commented that "most of you could write down perfectly correctly all the things that I believe in and stand for – you have found them in my books, and a writer's books are always a faithful reflection of himself".

New York magazine writer Logan Hill interpreted Walter's speaking into the mirror as a symbol for self-reflection: "He stares at a mirror reflection of himself, studying his own image, wondering if the Walt other people see gives any hint of what he's carrying inside".

British theatre needs Barker at his brilliant best not as a pale reflection of himself.