Sentence examples for because they mirror from inspiring English sources

He repeatedly shows clips from his own movies - allegedly because they mirror Maradona's tough home life.

We listen to sad songs instead, because they mirror our pain, because they give it form and poetry.

If Rantala's comments and the narrower corporate focus sound familiar, that's because they mirror the announcement of Rovio's previous round of redundancies by his predecessor, Mikael Hed.

Michael Radford, who directed a previous film of 1984 starring John Hurt – released, appropriately, in 1984 – suggests that we love apocalyptic futures because they mirror the world we live in.

These works feel modern, in part, because they mirror the group decision-making found online; at the same time, they foster interactivity without leaving people isolated in front of screens.

The scandals, though limited compared with the widespread crimes and abuses of the Fujimori era, have been particularly damaging because they mirror some of the corruption that many thought Mr. Toledo would correct.

Researching aspirations and following up their tentative achievement is a worthwhile effort because they still mirror migrants' desired future, and their relative autonomy and efficacy in shaping it.

The New Jersey housewives are more real and more riveting than their predecessors because, well, they are from New Jersey, and also because they so closely mirror the make-believe characters in "The Sopranos".

It's important to keep connections with people because I really think they'll mirror back to you the things that you do.

They were drawn to her story about the restorative power of love because they felt it mirrored their own.

That's because they're now mirroring the iPhone notifications.