Sentence examples for actual mirror from inspiring English sources

Beyond the use of an actual mirror, there's something too reflective and formulaic at play: Mr. Gutierrez never goes all the way.

The framed photograph of a chicken viewing itself in a mirror placed in a corner next to an actual mirror is funny and philosophically provocative.

Mr. Falconer described the backdrop as "very illusionistic, a room coming up over you which gives you the actual mirror wall".

Looking outside the self and treating that illusory reflection as an actual mirror is the first problem.

On average, monkeys looked at the small mirror significantly longer than the black control (p<0.05), approximately once every 2.5 minutes (Fig. 2A), but the duration of the looks, despite a trend for being longer than the looks into the actual mirror, was not significantly different (Fig. 2B).

BSE scores are calculated as a percentage of participants' actual mirror image size, therefore a score of 110 would indicate that a participant had overestimated her size by 10%, whereas a desired size score of 90 would indicate that the desired body size was 10% less than her actual body size.

And then there is the frequently bad idea of incorporating actual mirrors into works of art.

A generation caught between the selfie – yes, often ironic and gurning – and actual mirrors that make many girls extremely miserable also lives with the idea that the relaying of every interior monologue is communication.

Some works involve no actual mirrors: a duplicitous film shot in Central Park by Pierre Huyghe, for example, and a funny doll-size self-portrait by Maurizio Cattelan called "Mini-Me," who sits on a bookshelf with legs dangling; he looks down with a quizzical expressions as if he were gazing at his own reflection in a glassy pond.

The subjects exposed to imagery training acquired the mirror-reading skill as quickly as those exposed to the actual mirror-reading task.

Experiment II employed a 2×3 design, including two training conditions (imagery and actual mirror-reading) and three competing task conditions (a spelling and counting switching task, a visual working memory concurrent task, and no concurrent task).