Sentence examples for mirroring some of from inspiring English sources

President Bush, for all his friendly gestures, seems to be mirroring some of Johnson's mistakes.

For example, he said, he took note of Mos Def's hand gestures ("Mos has very angular hands") and began mirroring some of those gestures.

So why go from being unique, to more closely mirroring some of the competition?

"It matters not just that your hairdresser appears to be listening to you but that they are actually listening to you and that they are mirroring some of your emotions.

The agency, mirroring some of its prior policies, decided not to provide the newly eligible vets with retroactive compensation through the new ruling, a move Carter called "arbitrary" and "unconstitutional".

Closely mirroring some of the fractures that exist among liberals and leftists today, Lewis's left-of-center characters resist forming a united front against disaster with their incessant bickering over granular points of economics and tactics.

Smith's ambiguities mirror some of the ambiguities in Jackson herself.

He instituted several cost-reduction measures, including staff cuts that mirror some of the current strategy of British Airways.

Igor Stravinsky, who was a little of both, first mirrored some of Debussy's harmonic usage in Le Sacre du printemps (The Rite of Spring; 1913).

If the dish mirrors some of the beer's subtle notes of chocolate, coffee, spice, toast and smoke, all the better.

It mirrors some of its aesthetics and it very deliberately establishes its own (including a few pretty bizarre zooms and pans that jolt you out of the story).