Sentence examples for mirror fragments from inspiring English sources

Archaeologists also uncovered lead shot, mirror fragments, pieces of writing slate and blue beads in a meadow in the Tahoe National Forest.

Indoors, two long walls covered with curvy mirror fragments frame an open space where three life-size, fat, mannequinlike clowns sleep in various postures.

Nirvana in New Haven arouses the spirit of the beautiful, all-white Lake Palace in Udaipur, India, with white plaster walls embedded with mirror fragments Gujarat-style.

The decor speaks of Indian elegance: white textured plaster walls embedded with mirror fragments Gujarat style, white framed and fretted windows, high-beamed ceilings with subtle gold designs and silky-covered banquettes and chairs.

Rather than reflecting and refracting each other (think how the twin stories of Ali Smith's How to Be Both twine around each other, barely touching but flaming with life and insight every time they do; or the sharp mirror fragments of Nabokov's Pale Fire, where the fictions of the poem and the commentary slice into each other), the two stories simply duplicate.

In setting out to construct an Escher-like puzzle of a story (a point underscored by David's work as the designer of a video game based on Escher's works), Mr. Ross has ended up not with a jigsaw picture that clicks weirdly and perfectly together, but rather with a heap of mirror fragments lying jumbled together.

On the floor of one white wall, there's a jagged mirror fragment with two yellow Alice in Wonderland Post-it notes.

Simpson has already proved himself capable of bold, brilliant imagination in his orchestral music, works like Threads or A mirror-fragment … both of which he wrote in 2008.

The most satisfying works are big, scary-beautiful Rorschach blots fashioned from tinted mirror, which fragment our reflections while implying that any interpretation counts.

She collects specimens for installations, and photographs wooded areas and wetlands in which she places family snapshots, mirrors or fragments of poetry to amplify her personal identification with the surroundings and encourage viewers to become similarly involved.

Each specimen was cut into two 2.5-mm-thick mirror-image fragments for androgen assay and histopathological diagnosis, respectively, allowing direct analysis of the relationship between androgen levels and histopathological findings.