It is advisable to have the body of the email mirror the text in the attachment.
His Symphony is a strange piece, dark-hued at first but gradually brightening, and full of interesting musical imagery meant to mirror the text of "Die Lausesucherinnen" ("The Lice Pickers").
The idea of typing out a full story on your phone might seem kind of tedious, but again, it's supposed to mirror the text messaging experience.
But these insights are reached by mirroring the text she is reading, allowing it to play out its tensions and contradictions, juxtaposing, transfiguring, and intensifying its crises and putting its parapraxes (its textual and conceptual slips of the tongue) on display.
The title page of Mirror #1 contains the text "Mirror is an independent story originally created as part of the 8house universe" but don't let that stop you from diving into this wandering tale.
This mirrors the later text, as text are usually linear.
The field now known as neural networks has split in recent years into two major groups, mirrored in the texts that are currently available: the engineers who are primarily interested in practical applications of the new adaptive, parallel computing technology, and the cognitive scientists and neuroscientists who are interested in scientific applications.
As in her acclaimed shows "Fires in the Mirror" and "Twilight: Los Angeles," the text of "Let Me Down Easy" is taken verbatim from interviews she conducted.
He demands an array of sound effects -- sliding strings, skittering flutes, trumpet figures that sound like echoes of the vocal lines, percussion textures of all sorts, choral and string playing that evokes electronic music -- but they mirror the mood of the text vividly.
Having spent a lot of time with academics, this is more or less a classic example of how many scholars read books (some I know keep their annotations separate, but in that case would somewhat mirror their response to the text outside of it but still with it).
Here already we can recognize both Irigaray's unique style and her critical project, and the way these two features of her writing are imbricated and entangled with one another, propelling a distinctively mimetic method of reading, repeating, and reproducing the text, mirroring Freud's speculative discourse but also transforming and sabotaging its terms.
