Sentence examples for mirror the true from inspiring English sources

The agency said Ms. Tsai's "words and deeds mirror the true face of the new leader of Taiwan".

It was looking back on the rearview mirror, the true birth of a New World Order, a Renaissance after the two World War's Armageddon.

That study retrospectively included 378 breast cancer patients of all stages, which failed to mirror the true picture of postoperative fever since its role might be shadowed by sufficiently established prognostic factors such as ALN status.

As the model does not predict the occurrence of localized outbreaks, it is not possible to mirror the true policy.

An appropriate sample set should mirror the true situation, in terms of being cross-sectional and randomly representative for its population.

In Johnstone's and de Roux's reports, though aetiology of nonimmunocompromised CAP patients were reported, the real role of virus was not determined [ 5, 16].Whether samples obtained from upper respiratory tract can really mirror the true situation occurred in the lower respiratory tract and lung, it needs to be further studied.

He pointed to the phrase, "E Pluribus Unum" ("Out of Many--One"); "this is the essence of America," he said, "for my country embraces many diverse ethnicities while it is One Nation under God". Impressed by his passion and pride in the United States, I still believe John's description mirrors the true face of America, and that immigrant inclusion is not "mission impossible" after all.

Our final sample also mirrored the true demographics of the Oslo immigrant population, with the exception of a higher proportion of SGIs (and fewer FGIs).

It is a mirror revealing the true behavior of humans ourselves".

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Both the American embassy in Vilnius and President Obama's special envoy on antisemitism have been taken to task in 2010 by the Simon Wiesenthal Centre for praising Lithuanian politicians for fighting antisemitism – during an actual upturn in state-sponsored antisemitism – as if there were two parallel planets, one a mirror opposite of the true one.