Sentence examples for mirror stated from inspiring English sources

'How do you feel now, you little bastards?' asked the Daily Star while the headline of the Daily Mirror stated 'Freaks of Nature'.

In November 2006 Jim Shelley from The Mirror stated Gwen to be "neither as interesting nor as sexy as she should be".

Jim Shelley of the Daily Mirror stated that the episode was "a disappointment," adding that the contrasting reveal of the hound from the original book was "a tedious treatise against vivisection".

When reviewing My Way, Ian Hyland from Sunday Mirror stated that, "Tracks like 'You Make Me Wanna...'.., 'Nice And Slow' and 'Slow Jam' should put you in the mood".

Sam Wollaston of The Guardian claimed Kylie's performance was "disappointing" and did not live up to those of Freema Agyeman or Billie Piper in Doctor Who. Jim Shelley of The Mirror stated that Minogue did not "look vivacious enough to be worth all the fuss".

David Edwards, of Daily Mirror, stated that while he felt that the film is a "success" he overall disliked the film, having felt that "as an exercise in wringing every last penny from Jackson's legacy" the film "most certainly isn't it" a tribute.

After McAvoy won an award from the BAFTAs, his estranged father spoke to the Sunday Mirror, stating that he would love to get in touch with his son, but did not know how to reach him.

The "Daily Mirror" states that, failing a settlement by the end of the week, a large body of Liberals will support the Government in taking steps to bring out the military, not only for the purpose of protecting miners who wish to work, but, if necessary, of themselves assisting in the work of extracting coal.

Kyehmon - (The Mirror), state-run daily.

Furthermore, reflectance over 70% are observed for modified devices in mirror states, with a low reflectance of 20% observed for the three modified devices in black and mirror states exhibited (Fig. 1d f).

(Color online) Optical properties of the electrodeposition-based electrochromic device in transparent (red), black (blue), and mirror states (green).