Sentence examples for example mirrors from inspiring English sources

The individual collages, chronologically arranged, reflect the spirit of a certain period — tableau I, for example, mirrors the punky exuberance of 1977-1982.

The building's curved facade, for example, mirrors the curve of the freeway on-ramp, so that as you approach along one of the two streets that border it, the curves seem to converge, creating a sense of acceleration and pulling you around to the front of the building.

The first example mirrors the situation with which Kettlewell was actually dealing.

At the risk of invoking Godwin's Law, one art historical example mirrors what we might call the modern hater's dilemma.

"For example, mirrors were placed at the bottom of the walls to make the line between the wall and floor hard to distinguish, and the dazzle camouflage was painted in radiating patterns to make the point of contact between the walls (the corners of the room) difficult to see".

Make grand claims about mirror neurons For example: "Mirror neurons are the basis of human empathy, the entire emergence of human culture, and the shaping of our civilisation".

The experiences of Adam and Barbara in The British Museum is Falling Down, for example, mirror those of the young Lodge in many respects.

The descriptions of some of the extended concert recordings – of "Soul Kitchen" and "Light My Fire", for example – mirror the self-indulgence of the band's performances, which is perhaps the effect Marcus intended.

In this example, mirror images of a chiral molecule are generated with the user selecting which mirror plane to use.

For example, mirroring – an active listening technique that involves repeating what your counterpart is saying – can seem transparently manipulative, but can also be an effective way to build empathy.

The upper limit of travel distances made by people in France in a single day has exponentially increased over a 200-year period, for example, mirroring Bradley's anecdotal evidence.