Sentence examples for feeling mirrors from inspiring English sources

In addition to fantasy, the movies provide images of feeling, mirrors of our confusion that, while they can't help us overcome our losses, can at least help us recognize ourselves, even at moments of distress when everything, including our own faces, seems strange and unreal.

I looked at Z. and N. and saw my feeling mirrored back at me, their faces shone in the dark, or that's how I remember it, as though they were caught in the flare of a camera's flash.

Today, I find those feelings mirrored in audiences who see my film, Fire in the Blood, which, incredibly, is the first comprehensive account of this horrendous atrocity and how it was eventually halted.

My feelings mirrored his, and we high-fived each other.

DeCandido described Pulaski as "annoying" and noted that this feeling was mirrored on screen by Captain Picard.

In it, researchers from City University London share pieces of their interviews with ten BDD patients, specifically their feelings toward mirrors.

He's referring to the groundswell of Americans disenchanted with the political process, as reflected in the results of the 2016 and 2018 elections, and how that feeling is mirrored in the story of country music, which was born as an expression of people and subjects largely ignored by other styles popular in urban areas.

The best empathetic marketing validates the customer's feelings by mirroring them; when people feel heard, they feel more connected, which is good for your brand.

Botz is similarly attuned to this complex give and take — to the ways in which simulated feelings can mirror and expose the real.

Botz is similarly attuned to this complex give and take to the ways in which simulated feelings can mirror and expose the real.

What the performer is singing appears to be occurring at the same instant the teen is experiencing feelings that mirror the theme of the song.