Sentence examples for it only mirrors from inspiring English sources

The Da Vinci robot is not actually performing operations; it only mirrors the movements of the surgeon's hands on two joystick-like controllers.

The theatre not only mirrors a given society but feeds it back a clarified image of itself, so that people become conscious not only of what is wrong with their customs but also of what is good.

Acting as the fifth book in the Harry Potter series, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix not only mirrors America's current state, but it offers a semblance of hope as well (plus, wizards are pretty neat).

That the push for a democratic tool was in itself so democratic only mirrors the MKSS's early commitment to embodying the very participatory spirit it sought to bring to governance.

Agreeing to play a character whose personality not only mirrors his own, but shares the same name may seem like an odd choice, but it's old news to Sheen.

But in that this idiosyncratic book only mirrors the unique city itself".

But Mr. Gore's posture in the debate only mirrors his posture in the campaign at large.

Aaron proceeds from shock to an extended state of avoidance; until the very end, Dorothy's ghost only mirrors his inertia.

For many of them, gang status has become more important than life, and the government's posturing about getting tough on crime only mirrors their swaggering.

Is it so difficult to understand that in a world in which – according to Eric Schmidt's concise formulation – the digital self not only mirrors but substitutes our true selves, all these issues become questions of human rights?

In this way, argued Leibniz, human minds are not only mirrors of the universe of created things, but indeed mirror God himself.