Sentence examples for mirror depicting from inspiring English sources

A large mirror depicting the outline of a clenched fist with its thumb replaced by a pickle is a representation of the Egyptian proverb, "Life is like a cucumber, one day in your hand and one day in your ass," according to the press release.

The simulator has three 25-inch computer screens that provide a 160° visual field, along with a programmed rearview mirror depicting rear traffic.

Mirror, Mirror depicts a comically evil Julia Roberts in the wicked stepmother role, and later this summer we'll see Charlize Theron as a warrior stepmother-queen battling her stepdaughter in Snow White and the Huntsman.

The simplest of these are bronze mirrors depicting the plumed figures of airborne Immortals and bearing short rhyming texts of a general nature.

Mr. Baker said bacteria in polluted water can cause human health problems, including severe infections that mirror those depicted in "The Bay".

In 1992, her one-woman show "Fires in the Mirror," which depicted the 1991 racial riots in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, and focused on the tormented relations between African-Americans and Hasidic Jews, opened to acclaim at the Joseph Papp Public Theater.

The judgment does not merely mirror or depict perceptual reality.

The arrangement of metallic electrodes used to realise this mirror are depicted schematically in Fig. 14.

In the historical sciences, too, to know does not mean merely to mirror or depict a real object.

Many of the challenges described in the Iraq report mirror those depicted in similar reports by its cousin, the office of the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction.

Buena walks towards a mirror which depicts a reflection of the Sugababes, while Buchanan drops her white mask which subsequently shatters.