Her internal struggles and emerging strengths mirror her developing physical prowess, proving the vital link between mind and body.
My first experience of the power of a limited cultural mirror emerged in my pre-teens.
The face that emerged in the mirror was recognizably mine — a wary small oval spoiled by a thin nose — but replete with new knowledge.
The recklessness of the Republican candidates and the policies they endorse — anti-contraception, pro-torture, in favor of an attack on Iran, "drill, baby, drill," and on and on — did not take shape in some vacuum, but emerged as a mirror image of the primary voters they seek to court.
The dress that rivaled that level of craftsmanship in "The Huntsman" was a golden dress Theron wore as her character emerged through a mirror.
That happens because, provided those electrons that have given off light are quickly pumped back to their excited states, the light bouncing around between the mirrors will stimulate the production of yet more light and a powerful, coherent beam will emerge.Fitting mirrors around the nanocrystals is thus one problem that needs to be overcome.
Three years in, the different approaches of some assessors are emerging as mirrors of their communities: friendly in the suburbs, high tech in Silicon Valley, and in San Francisco — a city where a protest of some sort occurs nearly every day — cantankerous.
Among those that take the next step of offering recommendations for the content of the economic message there may be a split emerging that mirrors the apparent split among Democrats in Washington over the budget resolutions this month.
To the Editor: Multidrug resistance in bacteria isolated from animals is an emerging phenomenon, mirroring what is happening among humans.
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