Sentence examples similar to mirror largely from inspiring English sources

The program framing stresses the issue of a sustainable regional development mirroring largely the official political statements from the state government.

A train comes out of the fireplace beneath a clock in Time Transfixed of 1938, only the train is going nowhere and the mirror is largely blank – time- and motion-less.

"The state's supply of smoke and mirrors has largely been exhausted".

Now the space is a cut-price costume-jewelry store, and the original cherry walls and mirrors are largely obscured by pink panels.

In 1988, by now respected as a poet, he turned his hand to prose, but his first two novels, "Venus Blue" and "Dark Mirrors," went largely unnoticed.

According to the test, New York City eighth graders have shown no significant improvement since they began taking it in 2003, mirroring the largely flat performance of American eighth graders as a whole during that period.

The criminal charges largely mirror the civil complaint.

The bureau's oversight of these industries will largely mirror its supervision of Wall Street.

Companies with powerful insiders largely mirror those that are safest from sharks and whales — explaining much of that protection, Mr. Dirks said.

Its findings largely mirror those of other investigations, including the inquiry by a commission named by President Obama to determine the causes of the calamity.

The Medicaid team's proposals largely mirror the union's original aims, moving home health services into managed-care programs while driving business toward nonprofit home health agencies.