Sentence examples for deliberate mirroring from inspiring English sources
The evening concert opened with a deliberate mirroring of the Tower fanfare, Copland's "Fanfare for the Common Man" performed thunderously under Mr. Levine's baton.
Like Foch, in a deliberate act of mirroring, he brusquely got up and left after the preliminaries.
Readers will have spells of feeling lost and miserable in a deliberate unreliability that so mirrors its subject: a world governed by fog.
Harris prefaced this deliberate act of smoke and mirrors by stating (4 09-4 18) he didn't want the discussion "contaminated by identity politics," explaining that he believes "identity politics are just poison, unless your identity at this point is Homo sapien".
Between mother and infant, this mirroring (both conscious and deliberate as well as unconscious and chemical) aids the baby in the long procession of psychological events that culminate in the formation of a stable self-identity. 1. Baron-Cohen, Simon.
Full-length wall mirrors around the entire perimeter, and an easily apparent deliberate lack of eye contact from the mums, emphasized my generally creepy appearance.
The proposed novel mirror symmetry multi-wing hyperchaotic attractors are very useful for deliberate generation of chaos in applications.
On the contrary, only the mentalizing network, but not the mirror system, was found active when participants were explicitly instructed to deliberate on the intentions of observed actors [58] or when they saw actions with unusual goal [29].
Encyclopaedias have often reflected fairly accurately the civilization in which they appeared; that this was deliberate is shown by the frequency with which the earlier compilers included such words as speculum ("mirror"), imago ("image"), and so forth in their titles.
