Sentence examples for begin to mirror from inspiring English sources
Years later, when aspects of Debauer's life begin to mirror the stray bits of text, he launches an odyssey to find his origins and, concomitantly, the novel's end.
This emerging strain of supernarcissism, Pinsky says, turns especially virulent in the world of social media, where young people, who are chasing an increasingly accessible kind of fame, begin to mirror the increasingly pathological behavior of their idols.
If the United States is engaging in practices that violate the United Nations torture convention, including transferring prisoners to governments known to engage in torture, we begin to mirror the very enemies we are trying to overcome.
There are five main ways to tell if someone is flirting with you: their eyes will flit around your face and body; they begin to mirror your actions; they raise their eyebrows when they first meet you (ever so slightly); their feet and hands will point towards you subconsciously; and their pupil size and blink rate increases.
Of course no journey undertaken by a paying, playing audience who can go home to their comfortable beds can even begin to mirror the often perilous treks made by those desperate enough to leave their homes and families and attempt to get to the UK and other countries.
Indeed, it could even worsen if Democrats begin to mirror the Republicans' jump away from the center with the rise of unabashed progressive politicians like New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and the possibility of greater popular support of European-style social democratic programs.
At first Jackson's external aspect began to mirror his internal turmoil over his identity.
This was when the parties' celebrations began to mirror each other, in a funhouse sort of way.
The Women's Champions League, which is only 11 years old, is beginning to mirror the men's tournament more and more in that there are no easy games.
