Sentence examples for has closely mirrored from inspiring English sources

Charlie Sheen's career has closely mirrored his father's, almost to the last detail.

To this point, Jordan's career has closely mirrored the one Aaron had on his way to becoming an elite quarterback.

Its electoral returns, he claims, look much like an amalgam of North Carolina and Michigan.Missouri's political evolution has closely mirrored broader national trends, particularly a sharp divide between rural and urban voters.

FIV vaccine development has closely mirrored and occasionally surpassed the development of HIV-1 vaccine, leading to first licensed technology.

"The only way in which the boys have changed is that they are even better at what they do," said Smith, whose rise has closely mirrored Disclosure's.

Mendelson told VICE News that since its inception, the group's rhetoric has closely mirrored the more established White Rex's, to the extent that "to begin with, I thought, 'This is the same group'".

The fortunes of Blackwater – the security firm that has come to represent the unacceptable face of privatised warfare – have closely mirrored the trajectory of America's military efforts to combat terrorism in the wake of 9/11.

Stucklin pointed out that the market had always closely mirrored the fluctuation in the pound-to-euro exchange rate.

Thus, it is plausible that our findings may have more closely mirrored those from earlier studies if a larger participant pool and more complex NWs were examined.

Animation will have to more closely mirror their real world or they will not believe it, especially if we are relying on animated characters to sell a product, explain a process, or simply share an emotion.

When the e-reader first debuted as a product category, it made sense, in that it was a bridge device for users who had grown up with paper books and were looking for a format that closely mirrored that experience.