Sentence examples for mirrored the process from inspiring English sources

We were taught that the "Oresteia" of Aeschylus mirrored the process by which the vengeful power of the Furies gave way at the end of the trilogy to the civility of the Eumenides, but this is false: "The drama is about both at once, about the law and the Eumenides together".

Sfakianos, who did a postdoc at Genentech, found that the back-and-forth with patent examiners mirrored the process of peer review.

In another transformation that "mirrored the process of political centralization" in Nurhaci's state, the traditional Jurchen belief in multiple heavens was replaced by one Heaven called "Abka ama" or "Abka han".

I had to find a way to replicate the taste that I knew without exactly mirroring the process.

In order to mirror the process of illustration, the Pencil has to interpret the hand of the artist for the computer.

A fraction of the money spent on detaining young people for gang crime could be used instead to set up a centre to rehabilitate them by mirroring the process I underwent under Pastor Mimi's roof.

Southampton could look to cash in on Wanyama in the summer if he opts not to sign a contract, mirroring the process with Morgan Schneiderlin, who joined Manchester United last summer.

There is a meta-narrative throughout in which Thomas, mirroring the process that Winterbottom must have gone through when making the film, asks himself why he's interested in the sex and violence of the case.

But, mirroring the process that occurred earlier in the United States Senate, the Russians intend to append a nonbinding statement of interpretation that will formalize what amounts to an agreement to disagree on the American missile defense program, which Russia opposes.

In essence, this mirrors the process in caucus states like Iowa, where there is a beauty contest vote for presidential preference coupled with a separate vote for delegate allocation.

More broadly, the fate of privacy also mirrors the process of environmental pollution and degradation [17: 187–178, 187, 5: 242–243].