Sentence examples for less mirrored from inspiring English sources

Mr. Glass's minimalist music in "Dance" is less mirrored in than illuminated by Ms. Childs's carefully plotted movement, consisting of sliding chassés and turns that continually twist and curve.

"My So-Called Life," which débuted on ABC that August and won Danes the first of her four Golden Globe awards the next year, more or less mirrored her own stressful experience of junior high in New York, where she had difficulty "navigating the social seas".

(Her relationship with her mother is more or less mirrored in the 1990 film version of "Postcards From the Edge," in which Meryl Streep played the Carrie Fisher role, just out of rehab, and her mother is a flamboyant 1950's movie star named Doris Mann, played by Shirley MacLaine).

This decreased attention modulation was more or less mirrored in the 20 Hz responses to the attended flicker for both groups of gamers.

The GO enrichment analysis of the other positively correlated modules more or less mirrored the cerebellum network with the exception of a high enrichment for inflammatory response and NFκB/IκB genes in the FC4pos1 module (Table  2).

Serum CTx, a marker of type I collagen turnover, collected from a previous study [16], more or less mirrored the changes in serum Si concentrations with age (Fig. 6).

The layout more or less mirrors the structure of a companion monograph produced to accompany an earlier, similar exhibition of Weston's photographs at the Huntington Library in 2003.

Indeed, although they are certainly the most visible, they make up only about 20% of the city's foreign population (which more or less mirrors the national mix, see chart 6).

The left and right eyes are, in fact, more or less mirror versions of each other, and the sclera, the white of the eye, is covered in small bumps.

The television show more or less mirrors Johnson's account of his initial proposition, in the sense that Masters wrapped it up in clinical language about transference and scientific precision.

Ethical funds have certainly blipped over the last year or so, but performance over the long term more or less mirrors the market, a recent study by Investment Life and Pension Moneyfacts finds.