Sentence examples for expressly mirrors from inspiring English sources

Further emphasizing that we are not talking of Aristotelian prime matter is the fact that Ibn Gabirol's use of the Arabic term al-'unsur (literally "the element," and translated by the 13th century Hebrew editor as "yesôd" (foundation)) expressly mirrors a Ps.

At De Rada (UCK 50), the favourite haunt of Prime Minister Hashim Thaci, brush shoulders with the self-appointed 'Pristina elite'; the wall mirrors seem angled expressly for people-spotting.

Amongst all this, New York "social designer" Nikolas Bentel has released a new project involving mirrored protest signs that Bentel says "are expressly designed to prevent police from hurting protestors by using the effects of a mirror".

Such terms can have different origins: (a) Symmetry-breaking terms may be introduced into the theory by hand on the basis of theoretical/experimental results, as in the case of the quantum field theory of the weak interactions, which is expressly constructed in a way that manifestly violates mirror symmetry or parity.

Though all art finds its roots in a life, it's remarkable how very few expressly autobiographical film-makers there are – Woody Allen, Andrei Tarkovsky in Mirror, Bill Douglas and a handful of others, all recasting their lives as a fiction.

where not otherwise expressly provided.

They were expressly handmade.

This expressly includes schooling.

Such meetings are expressly off the record.

I travelled expressly to take these photos.

Mirrors on mirrors on mirrors.