There, Depardieu plays a country priest, obsessed with evil, who offers his parishioners no consolation but, rather, a ruthless mirror of moral self-examination, which he applies to himself as well, with a scourge of physical self-punishment.
"It's not so much like 'Survivor' but rather providing a mirror of what's going on in living rooms around the country".
Whether malnutrition has a direct link to adverse outcomes or is rather a mirror of the severe patient condition remains debated.
This is not a phenomenon unique to the ED field, but rather mirrored a similar disease-specific movement in other health fields, which began in cancer research [ 17].
Homepages of news sites often are not structured in ways that would cater to typical user journeys, but rather they mirror the internal organisation of a newsroom into sections and departments.
However, these models do not appear to entirely reflect disc degeneration, but rather they mirror post-surgery disc injury [ 30, 31].
A portrait painter is trying to capture a person's ineffable essence rather than a mirror image.
One of these said that the "ambiguity" of the final pages "makes the book rather like a mirror.
Rather than a mirror or TV screen, a large oil painting of yellow and blue swirls welcomes visitors, signaling that this is not your average Williamsburg bar.
He made use of masks, music, dance, and boldly abstract costume and scenery design in pursuit of a theatre that would offer the popular audience dreams, fantasy, and satire rather than a mirror of itself.
