Sentence examples for became a mirror image from inspiring English sources

But the movements became a mirror image of what they were fighting.

It was John Barton who shattered the stereotype in 1973 by having Ian Richardson and Richard Pasco alternate the two roles – suddenly they became a mirror image of each other".

Thanks in part to that hidden power, comedy has become a mirror image of politics.

The West Indies have become a mirror image of their great predecessors.

The staff in the new store need to learn the company culture so they can become a mirror image of the store experience in Seattle".

It insists that the Lords must not become a "mirror image" of the Commons, nor consist entirely of members of the professional political class.

Wales have become a mirror image of their defence coach, Shaun Edwards, who once played most of a Wembley final for Wigan with a broken cheekbone.

In some ways, it has become a mirror image of the realigning South of the past 30 years, which shifted to, and helped create, the modern Republican Party.

This book unveils a "brand new" China that is under the sway of the ideology of global partnership while struggling not to become a mirror image of the United States.

The security establishments of both countries have become "a mirror image of each other," said Talat Masood, a retired Pakistani general who has participated in back-channel peace efforts.

Page A18 Business IN SPAIN, A CRISIS BUILT ON CORPORATE BORROWING Few businesses in Spain shoulder as big a burden of debt as Grupo A.C.S., the global construction giant whose debt woes have become a mirror image of Spain's own severe financial struggle.