Sentence examples for mirroring figures from inspiring English sources

Floraleda Sacchi's harp lends itself particularly well to the minimalist logic of Philip Glass's progressions on this anthology of transpositions, never better than on the "Opening" from Glassworks, where the bass pulse beds beautifully among the mirroring figures of the theme.

In the second, more developed part of the story, the equally smitten Tuck and FDR chase after Lauren (Ms. Witherspoon), which means that she and Heinrich are effectively mirrored figures with similar narrative functions: each threatens to destroy the movie's dynamic duo.

Consequently, the distortions are evaluated independently for the left and right mirrors (Figures 9(a) and 9(b)).

Mirrors figure in 4 of the 11 poems.

(Mirrors figure heavily in all of Cocteau's films: he called them "portals through which we see our own deaths").

No doubt, having a mirror figure in the US would facilitate communication and cooperation with the ministries of culture throughout the world.

TO read an account of a writer's life is always, in some way, to read a double biography: the life and the work each the secret sharer of the other, gloss and foil, fun-house mirrors, figure and ground.

There's a what-the-hell quality to his acting and his funhouse-mirror figure which the film needs; it would be too close to a real teenpic without it.

The tested person has to discover the mirror figure.

Each of them consists of 5 figures, one of wich is a mirror figure of other.

The LDWS is fixed near the rear-view mirror (Figure 11).