We need the people who write our laws to mirror the people who'll live by them.
The nation has changed since those simpler days when people who worked down the mines bought the Mirror, the people who shut them down bought the Telegraph, and people who wanted them turned into internment camps bought the Mail.
When we're performing, the stage almost becomes a mirror for the people who have been there since the beginning, and we become a reflection of our audience.
They do nothing for love and nothing at all if they can help it". The attitudes of the officer, shocking though they are, only mirror those of the people who sent him to war.
Lydia H. Liu, a literature and media scholar at Columbia, said, "Han Han is only a mirror image of the people who like him.
The teams of the former great imperial powers, such as England, France and Holland, are today kaleidoscopes of colour, mirrors image of the people who populate their great urban centres.
To further sooth ourselves after a hit and run with a painful mirror, think about the people who inspire us.
In the next phase of our global economy we will see experimentation and ultimately adoption of peer-to-peer models where value creation mirrors value capture and the people who actually provide the value in each marketplace reap most of the benefits.
He described it as "the story of one small act of reconciliation which mirrors the courageous achievement of the people who after 800 years of division and bloodshed came together to talk and make their peace with one another".
By reporting propaganda as fact, the mainstream media had simply mirrored the Blair/Bush fantasy that the people who have been starved by UN sanctions and deformed by depleted uranium since 1991 will greet them as saviours.
Maybe mirrors will show us the people who have stood behind us in life, who have loved and forgiven the person who stands before us.
