Sentence examples for mirror and sharing from inspiring English sources

During those years when everyone was "pregaming" at someone else's house -- angling for the mirror and sharing eye-shadow quads while tossing back cheap liquor -- I was..

In 2010 Macy's introduced a virtual fitting room where customers tried on digital representations of clothes through their reflection in a "magic mirror" and shared them with their friends on Facebook.

The focus throughout is on students learning to understand and care for themselves, and on each student's experience and sharing as a mirror and a source of learning for all others.

Everything in the piece grows out of Percy's solo line – his rhythmic pitches are mirrored by Garland's saxophone, and shared out between the different sections of the orchestra.

Not only do the young man and woman strike a pose of somnolent eroticism, but they are also mirror images, sharing facial features, hairstyles, even look-alike torsos.

Although several internal organs were fused and shared, they were complete mirror image sets for each twin.

Our tendency to appreciate and share others' values, to mirror their behavior cooperatively, together with our awareness of the wide variety of perspectives, many of which we judge to be worthless, mistaken, or dangerous, makes it hard to treat any projected transcendental, comprehensive viewpoint as the single answer.

But even now the success of local PACS systems (Picturing Archiving and Communication) for digital X-Rays is not mirrored by sharing through a central repository.

On the 22nd floor of One Canada Square in Canary Wharf two newspapers – the Daily Mirror and Sunday Mirror – shared the large open space.

Since both of the shift mappings shared the shift structure and both of the mirror mappings shared the mirror structure, we hypothesized that learning one mapping (e.g. right-shift mapping of the shift structure) would subsequently facilitate learning of the other mapping with the same structure (e.g. left-shift).

8 That same year, the NIH launched PubChem, mirroring GenBank, for sharing chemical structures, assays, and assay data.