Sentence examples for be a mirror that from inspiring English sources

The poem refutes a rival monk's poem declaring the mind to be a mirror that should be kept dust free.

That was a metaphor for the project's broader point: O Espelho is meant to be a mirror that citizens hold up "to contemplate themselves and the kinds of lives they want to lead," another editor said.

Golf is a mirror that reflects one's character while magnifying flaws: impatience, anger, dishonesty, vanity, arrogance.

Her art, then, is a mirror that casts an often oblique reflection and, as such, works much like memory itself.

Accordingly, there is a mirror that doesn't reflect, books without pages, drawers without bottoms, and elaborately carpentered crates that contain nothing.

Two TV's face him, and next to one of them is a mirror that lets him see the set he has arranged behind him.

But it matters more in advertising than in most other industries because advertisements still hold up a mirror to society, and it is a mirror that tirelessly promotes a particular view of a perfect world.

At the end is a mirror that reflects the beams back down the tunnel to a central detector, where they are recombined so that their wavelengths are kept in step.

For example, are we correct to assume that this is a mirror that is being stolen?

In the background there is a mirror that reflects the upper bodies of the king and queen.

Since work on the streets is a mirror that reflects society back to itself, it makes sense that we're looking at a funhouse on the walls sometimes.