Sentence examples for mirroring of from inspiring English sources

Pictorial realism, with its artificial mirroring of nature, is absent.

Particularly adept is the mirroring of Khan's growing self-righteousness with Burwell's crumbling liberal attitudes.

That seems a clever mirroring of Scheherazade's own keep-him-in-suspense technique, but there's not much suspense generated here.

As the fatigue of remembering sets in, in pale mirroring of the weariness of war itself, we may feel differently.

Finally, returning to Antigone, we find that here, too, the mirroring of two plots unlocks the action of the play.

Eventually, he attacks his family, attempting to kill them in a twisted mirroring of the awful events that, it transpires, occurred in the hotel's past.

When you frequently see other people smile — at home, in the street, at your local bar — your spirits are repeatedly affected by your mirroring of their emotional state.

In this sense, empathy is an instinctive mirroring of others' experience — James Bond gets his testicles mashed in "Casino Royale," and male moviegoers grimace and cross their legs.

Their aesthetic is rooted in a forthright mirroring of themselves, with all the possibilities for honesty — and for self-dramatization — that it entails.

The crew travelled by bus across the US, a modern-day mirroring of Stagecoach, the John Ford-John Wayne beacon of classic Hollywood narrative.

"There is likely to be some mirroring of that in the human epidemic, but we don't know where on that curve we are.