Drama is not a mirror, but somebody looks into it and recognises the world as if it were a mirror.
What I see in the mirror is somebody, I hope, that has the courage to do what's right, not what is politic.
This was the kitchen where I unpacked my own pots and pans in the nineteen-seventies — a mirror of somebody else's moment in the saga of domestic life.
Of course, you never appear the way you think you do, so whenever you hold up a mirror to somebody, they're going to see things that bother them.
Brian Lavery, a writer and lecturer at the University of Hull, said: "This is going to filter down to the next John Godber, who's now sitting in a primary school classroom somewhere, to some kid playing air guitar in front of his bedroom mirror, to somebody writing poetry in their attic".
When I look in the mirror I see somebody I would shag (as the British say).
The Planet Hollywood brass has finally agreed to work up a prototype of your mirror that whenever somebody passes says "You talkin' to me?" I was beginning to think nobody would get hip to this idea.
However, a champion of raising the minimum wage, David Bolotsky, the chief executive of Uncommon Goods, a Brooklyn-based firm that sells designer gift items and pays its entry-level workers $10 an hour, said, "I could not look at myself in the mirror and pay somebody $7.25 an hour — you can't live on it".
I'd look in the mirror and see somebody I loved.
It is just hair, but when you look in the mirror, it shouldn't be somebody else's vision.
When New Guy looks in the mirror and thinks, "I see somebody who doesn't disgust me.
