Sentence examples for mirror which reflects from inspiring English sources
"And a songwriter is not much more than a mirror which reflects those feelings".
This is a so-called dielectric mirror, which reflects almost 100% of the light that falls on it.
Our possessions are extensions of our own personalities, which serve as a "kind of mirror which reflects our own image".
But he now sees it as "a mirror which reflects who we are, what we are and where we are, but more than that endows possibility and hope".
Here, instead of light, there is dark; instead of order, there is clutter; instead of Hedda's father's portrait, there is a glazed mirror, which reflects only Hedda's alienated self; instead of the external space, Rickson shows us her internal one.
In this metaphorical mirror, which reflects the period between the Korean and Vietnam Wars, the Massachusetts insurance company saw potential customers who imagined themselves as the couple in Rockwell's "Life Cycle" series -- white, middle-class paragons for whom the term American Dream might have been coined.
Twenty million metric tons of sulfur dioxide mixed with droplets of water, creating a kind of gaseous mirror, which reflected solar rays back into the sky.
Everything is focused around their [US] writers and their language, like a hall of mirrors which reflects a perpetual, infinite image of America".
"Come meet Granny's chicken," Mr. Rushing said, leading the way to a shrine of sorts to his grandmother: an upturned old-time bathtub decked out in glass doorknobs and shards of old mirrors (which reflect fractured pieces of the garden as well as any visitor's face), surrounded by plastic white calla lilies and tall sticks of rebar topped with upside-down blue bottles.
This is done through the use of small, flat, pre-fabricated mirrors which reflect heat back to a tower-mounted receiver.
The "box" was an open-sided cavity 3 centimeters long and 5 centimeters in diameter bounded at either end with spherical niobium mirrors, which reflect photons of the correct microwave wavelength.
