The parts of Walker's project form a clear mirror of a heady time in history.
Countries don't offer packets of manners to export; whole nations never share single emotional states; dramatic arts aren't clear mirrors of the passing moods.
And they had acquired, at Shama's insistence, a dressingtable, the work of a craftsman, french-polished, with a large, clear mirror.
or we find all of these dispositions expressed in the psalms, so that we may see whatever occurs as in a very clear mirror and recognize it more effectively.
He indicated that the constitution "should reflect, like a clear mirror, the Iraqi fabric" and that he wanted a government in which "the majority doesn't exclude the other but respects the other".
No one is pretending that the Senate trial of President Clinton is a clear mirror of what happens in a criminal or civil courtroom, nor is it meant to be.
It is to produce people of wisdom who can judge right or wrong on their own in the clear mirror of Buddhism".
In this form of perception, we lose ourselves in the object, forget about our individuality, and become the clear mirror of the object.
Although it was one of the coast's first communities, Roberts Creek still has a rural feel, with vast driftwood-covered rocky beaches and clear, mirror-like water that reflects the crisp sky and soft clouds. .
When such unification (copulare) occurs, the individual "sees and desires divine beauty as in a crystal or a clear mirror, but not directly" (vede e desia la bellezza divine come in uno mezzo cristiallino, o sia chiaro specchio, ma non in se stessa immediate).[38] Judah refers to this act as prophecy.
Al-mir'āt al-ṣafiyah fī al-mābādi' al-ṭabī'iyah (The Clear Mirror of Natural Principles), 1861.
