Sentence examples for collective mirrors from inspiring English sources

We need to repeat, every morning, in front of our collective mirrors (assuming Franken makes it): 'We have a 59-41 majority.

As the days of horse-drawn carriages grow ever smaller in our collective rearview mirror, the sport of horse racing becomes increasingly anachronistic.

So they collected stories as amulets, as collective unconscious, as mirrors, as an exercise in nostalgia.

Films we'll still be watching when Crash is a distant speck in our collective rear-view mirrors".

I actually think that only when a truly wild episode like this is receding in our collective rear-view mirrors, are we best equipped to ask ourselves: "What just happened?

The April 15 tax deadline is now receding in our collective rear view mirror.

And after that Iowa victory speech, people felt something had passed into our collective rear-view mirror, without actually saying what that something was.

In a collective anxiety that mirrored the nation's cold-war concern over falling behind in the sciences, music educators bemoaned the fate of the symphony orchestra and in particular its string section.

So "The King's Speech" drew on the historical precedent to the situation Obama faced of someone who worked on his reluctance to speak out in order to become an effective father figure for his country -- an example of a collective issue being mirrored and resolved in a brilliant film.

Shoplifting, Ms. Shteir writes, is both creepy and exhilarating, an act that "mirrors our collective identity, reflects our shifting moral code and demonstrates the power that consumption holds over our psyches".

By comparing the value of these external streams, Twitter can give us access to a socially tuned stream that mirrors our collective interests.