Sentence examples for accurate mirror of from inspiring English sources

If the Iowa Republican debate were to provide a truly accurate mirror of the race at this juncture, Tim Pawlenty would wear a sandwich board, with a scrawled plea to the state's voters: "Save me".

Social media, meanwhile, "is the most accurate mirror of who you are and what you're perceived to be," Thomas said.

They were an accurate mirror of their manager's approach, never making a backward move even when Junior Hoilett's strike threatened to stem the momentum created by first-half goals from Rickie Lambert and Jason Puncheon.

According to AllMusic's Matthew Greenwald, it is based on a "gentle, soulful chord progression [which] guides the melody and is an accurate mirror of the title and lyrics".

And, it's no secret that popular music can be a very accurate mirror of where we are as a society and what we are going through at the time.

We believe, however, that our study nonetheless provides some indirect evidence of its effectiveness, if one assumes that costs of care are a reasonably accurate mirror of disease progression and severity.

Kant also took over from Descartes and Locke the image of objective knowledge as consisting of an accurate mirroring of the world by mind, as well as the notion that there exists "a… privileged class of representations so compelling that their accuracy cannot be doubted". For Kant this class consisted of representations grounded in the a priori.

He will face an accurate mirror that shows him who he truly was.

Melissa McCarthy laments the preponderance of unrealistically perfect characters in TV and film, and how she prefers to play flawed characters who offer a more accurate mirror into the real world.

Melissa McCarthy ("Can You Ever Forgive Me?") laments the preponderance of unrealistically perfect characters in TV and film, and how she prefers to play flawed characters who offer a more accurate mirror into the real world.

There were times when I had to put off watching You're the Worst last season because it provided too accurate of a mirror of my own clinical depression; I had to take a hour-long break in the middle of "You Knew It Was a Snake" because it felt like a personal attack on common struggles in my relationship and became too much to watch in one sitting.