She went to her and Martin's room and put on makeup in front of the mirror, regarding her reflection with a sinking feeling of comfort, as if it were a reliable boyfriend she had returned to after a hopeless infatuation.
In an interview with MSNBC's "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell, Manchinn said Washington must look itself in the mirror regarding the evidence between gun control and public opinion.
We took a participant-centric perspective in selecting return to baseline weight, rather than a set kilogram definition, of weight regain, as we believe the former approach more closely mirrors concerns regarding how those who attempt weight loss and clinicians gauge the success of their efforts in real-world settings.
These echoes make Joseph's play — whose next stop is the Chicago Shakespeare Theater, beginning February 17th — a kind of counterfactual mirror, the artist regarding his forbear as a possible fate, barely missed.
The heroine of "Poor Miss Finch" is blind but ferociously independent, beautiful and self-confident, and her need to use touch allows Collins to sensualize and disinhibit her; she places her hands on everyone, and does not evaluate herself in the superficial mirror of self-regard.
He would also have anticipated its effect on his own colleagues: the Mirror had never regarded itself as the Party's house journal, but the relationship had been close and now the chairman of the company was doing his best to destroy it.
Clearly, the issues here mirror the issues regarding the individuation of intentional states discussed in the previous section.
This item was included to mirror clinical practice regarding how patients are currently instructed to take their insulin.
The cytologic and microbiologic results from dogs in this study mirror the literature regarding M. pachydermatis carriage on the skin of normal and atopic dogs (10, 15, 29 ).
In "Magic Mirror," an embellished tablecloth, George W. Bush regards a mirror; his reflection is the face of Hitler.
In that regard they mirror the distribution of infectious diseases more generally, which appear to be sensitive markers of deprivation.
