Sentence examples similar to can be mirrored back from inspiring English sources
Omar, a protean figure, eager to be mirrored back, answers, "You tell me".
This same scenario can be mirrored in almost every company.
This implies that there can be mirror images of Socrates even though there were no mirrors.
In marble architecture they first appeared in pairs in three small buildings (treasuries) at Delphi (550 530 bc), and their origin can be traced back to mirror handles of nude figures carved from ivory in Phoenicia and draped figures cast from bronze in archaic Greece.
Your journal can be your mirror, reflecting back your true self -- how you really feel about people and situations. 5. Seek counseling.
The idea of mirror symmetry can be traced back to the mid-1980s when it was noticed that a string propagating on a circle of radius R is physically equivalent to a string propagating on a circle of radius 1/R in appropriate units.
Most importantly, other persons' speech, gestures, postures, moods, facial expressions, and so on frequently can be said to "mirror" back to one an "image" of oneself, namely, a conveyed sense of how one "appears" from other perspectives.
The key elements are micro-spring structures integrated in the micro-optical table which can be pushed back to allow the insertion of the mirror elements and press the mirrors against two lithographically defined mechanical stops.
But books can also be mirrors.
A large mirror can be placed on the back of a door, if you can't fit a full length mirror in the room.
