Sentence examples for mirrored language from inspiring English sources

A Republican National Committee strategist ramped up the ridicule by noting that other passages in the speech mirrored language used by a character in "My Little Pony".

The statement mirrored language used in previous claims following vehicle-based attacks — most recently in Columbus, Ohio in November and Nice, France in July.

The wording used in the support plan mirrored language suggested by motivational interviewing proponents exhorting support specialists to explore, encourage, and assist clients.

This indicates that gesture mirrors language, rather than compensates for it.

Such language practices mirror the language of books and school and foster good literacy skills.

Kay filed similar legislation last spring that mirrored the language of a Senate bill which also failed, the Windy City Times reported.

His language mirrored the words of President Obama just over one year ago when he said his incoming administration was ready to "extend a hand" to those willing "to unclench your fist".

The immigrants' words mirror the language in the written application.

The provision included in the deal with Republicans mirrors language in an estate tax proposal previously championed by Senator Jon Kyl of Arizona, the No. 2 Republican, and Senator Blanche Lincoln, Democrat of Arkansas.

(From "crawdaddy," we assume. King loves wordplay and puns and mirror language: remember redrum, from "The Shining"? Who could forget?) The names of King's characters are frequently appropriate: Daniel "Lions' Den" Anthony (the tempted saint) Torrance (it never rains but it pours) is a case in point.

A significant body of evidence from cross-linguistic and developmental studies converges to suggest that co-speech iconic gesture mirrors language.