Sentence examples for mirror thought from inspiring English sources

The Mirror thought Houghton was "terribly ill-advised" to speak out.

The Mirror thought there was "a good case for Britain remaining in Europe" but Cameron "isn't communicating it when he's more interested in presentation than substance".

The Daily Mirror thought it important enough to publish on page 5, calling it a "bombshell note", though it splashed on Clinton and Hurley.

The Daily Mirror thought it refreshing to see how this new generation of young Brits "have shown once again that they are ordinary people who manage to achieve the extraordinary".

The Mail on Sunday viewed him as an "outstanding human being" while the Sunday Mirror thought him "a truly great man and an inspirational leader" and the Sunday Express argued that Ali "defined the 20th century".

The pro-EU Mirror thought it "impossible to ignore the psycho-drama of a Conservative fight for the premiership when Johnson's naked ambition is there for all to see".

They laid in a combination of Treasury pricing data and algorithms that mirror the thought processes traders use when mentally pricing trades, factoring in order size and activity in related markets.

The swishing and percussive sounds in the commercial now began to mirror the thought processes in my head.

Here is a particular favourite of mine: "The earth is literally a mirror of thoughts.

Later, in the more luxurious solo, "I Can Dream, Can't I" from "Company B," she was wistful, and her shifting directions seemed to mirror drifting thoughts.

The writers show us that if the world is a mirror of thoughts, no straightforwardly literal statement will ever be enough to help us see it more clearly.