Sentence examples for continue to mirror from inspiring English sources

Or that they continue to mirror changing times, a changing museum and a changing Asia, though they do.

But now that Mr. Chávez is gone, the big question being raised here is whether Mr. Maduro, 50, his chosen successor, will continue to mirror the president and his unconventional governing style — or veer off in his own direction.

The dream is that Graham Turner will continue to mirror what he achieved in the 1980s with Wolves: a first season missing out in play-offs before successive promotions.

What will happen in future if the GDPR is updated after the UK has left the EU — will the government continue to mirror the legislation, he was asked.

We'll be watching these numbers to see if they continue to mirror or exceed previous adoption trajectories for new iOS updates, or if there's any indication the wider public is more update-shy.

Chicago region trends continue to mirror national patterns.

Matt's unhappy that when newspapers moved to the web, they continued to mirror the edition-oriented view of the news.

These days it continues to mirror New Orleans but in its post-Hurricane Katrina phase: empty, abandoned, economically devastated, rife with crime.

While the Act expanded the common-law definition to encompass conduct by a private individual as well as a public official, the portion of the Act referring to official misconduct continues to mirror the common-law definition.

First published in 1916, when the First World War made transatlantic shipments of its American parent impossible, it was an immediate success, and over the following 10 decades it continued to mirror its times.

Although the present statutory text is much broader 12 than the common-law definition of extortion because it encompasses conduct by a private individual as well as conduct by a public official, 13 the portion of the statute that refers to official misconduct continues to mirror the common-law definition.