Kinky's the straight man and she's the hooker but we see we're really all looking in the mirror on that one.
When I see myself in the mirror that is one-to-one.
How would she not be tortured by that?" We were in Fields's house in Malibu, sitting in the dining alcove, which also serves as the entrance foyer, and one could see Fields's reflection in a mirror that covers one wall.
As she got out of bed, her reflection stood up indefatigably to meet her in the gilt-framed mirror that was one of her junk-shop finds, mounted in an alcove beside the window, with a trailing philodendron trained around it.
A Jordan comeback would mirror that of Mario Lemieux, one of the owners of the National Hockey League's Pittsburgh Penguins, who ended a three-and-a-half-year retirement in December and helped carry the Penguins into the playoffs.
"We had this completely psychologically sadistic thing that was incredibly disturbing to me.... Every few years I'd have a relationship that mirrored that one, and then I had the bull moose of these relationships.
More importantly we become the mirrors that one another can't hide from.
That's what we're doing -- constantly flipping these little mirrors that are one-fifth the width of a human hair and doing it 50,000 times a second".
Each ring resonator is modeled as a triangular cavity with mirrors that couple to two waveguides with leakage rate κ, and one fictitious mirror that represents intrinsic loss with leakage rate (gamma_{p/c}).
It's that confined space, sliced in half by a one-way mirror, that hosts the film's name-making scene, as Travis, having tracked her down, relates the story of their bad romance in minute, self-mutilating detail.
Large windows open on to a busy street and inside a guitar has been roughly painted on to a mirror that lines one wall.
