If the stage persona was ever a reflection of the real Mr. Cooper, it is not anymore.
King's vote was the deepest split ever, a reflection of how angry Senate Republicans were at the Obama administration for using unprecedented federal power to make and implement education policy, a role traditionally left to states.
My True Self can see my disturbance with compassion, and realize my judgment is only ever a reflection of my limited perception and not reality.
We have to start structuring our political conversation to lead towards solutions, not to throw back an ever-amplifying reflection of the country's inchoate frustration.
Ruth Handler undeniably invented an American icon that functions as both a steady cynosure for girls' dreams and an ever-changing reflection of American society.
In its ever-evolving reflection of the city's interests, that commercial gentrification is a fitting final chapter for the venue.
These were not really my creations; they did not contain my history; I might search in vain for ever for any reflection of myself.
The pitfalls were that I didn't much ever see a reflection of myself.
I am much more capable of achieving more than I ever imagined and physical greatness is not always a reflection of inner greatness.
The room, called "All the Eternal Love I Have for the Pumpkins," is one of six in the exhibition, whose mirrored interiors create countless, ever-diminishing reflections of themselves and anything in them.
