Sentence examples for journal mirror from inspiring English sources

His views, particularly those in a prescient article published 18 months ago in a foreign policy journal, mirror to a striking degree the emerging policy of the United States in Central Asia.

The research articles presented in the journal mirror the stroke patient journey – from transient ischaemic attack (TIA) [ 1] through acute stroke requiring imaging [ 2] and therapy [ 3], to care within a dedicated stroke ward [ 4].

All published articles will be freely available on the Internet immediately upon publication, and archived by one of the world's most distinguished professional societies.Many features of this new journal mirror and expand upon those of the pioneering and highly successful OSA publication, Optics Express.

While EvoS Journal mirrors many traditional undergraduate journals in their employment of student reviewers and publishing work originating from any U.S. institution, it differs by both its interdisciplinary focus and by serving as an outlet for both student and professional publications.

Calling to mind everything from the company towns of the past to the not-so-futuristic dystopian fiction of the present (paging Dave Eggers!), the new complex, which the company got involved in due to a lack of housing options in the surrounding area, the Journal reports, "mirrors the atmosphere" of Facebook's campus.

The report in the journal Diabetologia mirrors previous US findings.

New York increasingly became an important centre for the Indian movement, such that Free Hindustan— a political revolutionary journal closely mirroring the Indian Sociologist and the Gaelic American published by Taraknath Das— moved in 1908 from Vancouver and Seattle to New York.

She stepped out of her car, lifted her Super VHS camera onto her right shoulder and began shooting video for her latest work, "The Shattered Mirror: Journal of a Time of Trouble". Turning toward a man waiting his turn in a blue Zhugili sedan, she kept her camera rolling as he called out his window.

Mentiones headlines in which "ultimatum" was used; The Herald Tribune, The Times, The Sun, the World-Telegram, the Post, the Daily Worker, the Journal American and the Mirror.

Extraordinary as Mrs. Wright's wedding story was, it did not equal the pre-nuptial one she had written for both Mirror and Journal about a do at the home of the bride's parents.

"May 2" by David Lehman is from the collection "The Daily Mirror: A Journal in Poetry" (Scribner, 2000).