Sentence examples for being mirrored in a from inspiring English sources
Spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri calls on Ban Ki-moon and the United Nations to act on what he describes as Israeli war crimes The lethal military confrontation between Israel and Hamas is being mirrored in a bitter clash on the battlefield of social media, writes Harriet Sherwood.
If my clock goes TICK-TICK-TICK I will hear TICK-TICK-TICK, with the order and temporal separation of the outer events being mirrored – in a generally faithful manner – by the order and temporal separation of my experiences (or the contents they are carrying).
This was mirrored in a new approach from Mr Osborne.
Much of the turnaround is mirrored in a widening American deficit.
The assessment of the neighbourhood is mirrored in a NSW planning and infrastructure report on the Pemulwuy project.
That tradition is mirrored in a local custom in New York in which the consul general pays a visit to Barbadian immigrants when they turn 100, and on every successive birthday.
That divide at the workplace was mirrored in a spatial pattern that developed whereby Boulevard Saint-Laurent (St. Lawrence Street) became a linguistic partition, with Francophones living to the east of it and English speakers to the west.
"Nicole" is an intimate, dusky portrait of a young woman lying on a pink couch, her arms thrown above her head, glancing sideways at the camera as her reflection is mirrored in a glossy coffee table below.
Today many of those desires are mirrored in a spate of films, books and fashions that explore the designer who has been called the first modern woman — if not the first modern celebrity.
Of those, the top 100 portfolios are mirrored in a real-life mutual fund, the Masters 100 Fund (MOFQX).
