Sentence examples for closely mirroring from inspiring English sources

It has become a bellwether for the City, its fortunes closely mirroring those of the Square Mile's high rollers.

While Time Warner Cable's app has dozens of channels, Cablevision's has about 300 channels, more closely mirroring the cable boxes in customers' living rooms.

Saturday's vote clearly broke on ethnic and linguistic lines, with the tally closely mirroring the breakdown of Latvian and Russian speakers.

The panel, the Governmental Accounting Standards Board, heard impassioned testimony on Wednesday on the need to make public pension numbers more straightforward, more closely mirroring the pension accounting for corporations.

HONG KONG — China's response to a deadly high-speed rail accident on July 23 is closely mirroring its reaction to meltdowns at three Japanese nuclear reactors after a powerful earthquake and tsunami in March.

Whatever his intentions for the wishy-washy Sophia (Mischa Barton) — a newly orphaned religious skeptic and connoisseur of the casual ponytail — her default expression of gap-lipped bewilderment, so closely mirroring our own, is rather comforting.

The plot closely mirrors that of Strauss-Kahn scandal.

Figures in the report closely mirror outside estimates.

That tale closely mirrors the story of Bond.

Their proposal closely mirrors one already introduced in the Senate.

That want list is closely mirrored by Mr. Gillinson's résumé.