Sentence examples for mirror statements from inspiring English sources

In fact, the trends appear stark and eerily mirror statements from AFRICOM's leaders.

As The Toronto Star noted, Trump's rhetoric during his North Korea remarks Tuesday ― specifically that the U.S. would issue a response "like the world has never seen" ― closely mirror statements he's made before on food prices, the Chinese military and his grassroots campaign, among other things.

The comments mirror statements she made during a Reddit "Ask Me Anything" forum in May, when she described corporate influence over U.S. vaccine regulation as "foxes... guarding the chicken coop," claiming regulatory boards are "routinely packed with corporate lobbyists and CEOs".

In introducing the column (shown here), the Mirror statement refers to taking pride in publishing "honest, fair and accurate" journalism.

It didn't work then and it won't work now, but the chancellor is refusing to change track, presenting a smoke-and-mirrors statement that will do nothing to boost our ailing economy.

In cautious findings that mirror recent statements from Gen. David H. Petraeus, the top American and NATO commander in Afghanistan, the report said that there were signs of progress in security, governance and development in "operational priority areas".

Signs mirroring his statements were taped on his vehicle.

A loss may very well transform that McCain poster, hanging beneath the Coors Light mirror, from statement to novelty.

The Epic analysis broadly mirrors earlier statements by Guatemala's first lady denying that there are no gangs in the municipalities from which children are fleeing (which were largely debunked).

Predictably, the single failed to break the top 10, and the band were swiftly dropped, leaving Ajobe mirroring the statements voiced by Selma actor David Oyelowo – that Britain won't see talent until it is recognised abroad.

But she's also designed to personalize her interactions with users, while answering questions or even mirroring users' statements back to them.