Sentence examples for may mirror from inspiring English sources

And the expectations of the audience may mirror this impatience.

Here is a sweet-sour buffoonery whose stunts may mirror our own puzzling dilemmas.

Some may mirror the one in Massachusetts, which actively screens the policies and negotiates with insurers on behalf of customers.

Christa Maiwald uses embroidery, a cozy domestic medium, to meditate on the anxious, sometimes violent, emotions of adolescents, which may mirror her own ambivalence about society's expectations.

The weights may mirror, for instance, the relative size of the two countries in the federation.

In addition, soil characteristics and composition of biological communities of creation projects may mirror those of degraded wetlands.

While it may mirror in some ways Pandora, Rosenberg said he believes that MixRadio differs from the competition with its focus on personalization and mobile.

The problems of iron-deficiency and anemia and their impact on physical fitness in this population may mirror those among female young adult athlete populations.

Accordingly, the different responsiveness/refractoriness to organotins, here overviewed, may mirror the biochemical-physiological selectivity of biomembranes, signalling pathways and intracellular protein components.

Aspects of sport may mirror religion, but not be religious.

They may mirror each other, flying 2 3 m (7 10 ft) apart and copying each other swooping and swerving.