Sentence examples for idea mirrors from inspiring English sources

The idea mirrors the recent political rebuilding process in Afghanistan, where Mr. Brahimi served as the United Nations' special envoy.

Such effects don't come cheap, and though the striking visual idea mirrors the structure of the opera itself, in which dramatic conceits nestle within one another like Chinese boxes, it is an extravagance: very little happens on the upper level, for all the machinations of the Prologue are played out below stairs.

This idea mirrors Gibson's notion that any object affords a multitude of actions.

The idea mirrors one first put forward by Chancellor George Osborne, although neither the government nor the opposition have yet to say at what level the cap would be set.

And nationwide, we see this same kind of idea mirrored in community, veteran, and drug courts—all with results that don't always include incarceration.

Despite a promising start, however, the empirical replications of Karasek's initial idea mirrored the early genetic research tradition.

In the depths of the Depression, such ideas mirrored the nation's desolate reality; thus, as President Roosevelt's agriculture secretary, Wallace won near-universal consent for a farm program designed to limit production, subsidize growers and raise prices.

Across the line in Palestinian society the schism between Fatah and Hamas has meanwhile grown increasingly violent, a competition for power and ideas mirrored in its turn by a wider split between the "resistance" block of Iran and Syria and a pro-American camp led by Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia.

Both ideas mirror United Way's point of view: strategic partnerships between communities and employers are critical to make lasting community change that goes beyond quick fixes.

Sony's A55 camera adopts a new spin on a decades-old photographic idea: the mirror is translucent.

The Mirra server is based on the idea of mirroring, a technique used for backing up Web sites.