Sentence examples for mirrors more from inspiring English sources

Our technological arrogance mirrors more and more the Wellsian dystopia of dissatisfaction, while allowing us to feel safe and connected at all times.

At the time of the MMT's construction, making one giant mirror would have been very expensive; however, subsequent innovations in mirror fabrication made the production of large mirrors more affordable.

It "mirrors more personalized, and still scalable, cross-media trends" of the global marketing efforts of advertisers like Estée Lauder and L'Oréal, he added, as well as consumers' growing appetite for and comfort with social media.

(How I wish the "vagina stadium" was revenge for their sufferings; but it is, I know from long experience of watching fools plot vanity in mirrors, more likely a mistake).

We would all come to understand much more about life, he continues, if only we looked at our faces in different bathroom mirrors more often, washed our hair with someone else's shampoo or laid our head on another's pillow once in a while.

The reference scenario (A) mirrors more or less the actual history of the purchase and value added taxes applicable to passenger cars since 2007.

Look, I have seen the Annoying Guy in the mirror more than once.

The Sun and the Daily Mirror, more understandably, also preferred the Jude angle although, to their credit, they both found a little space for Dan Evans.

Named after Nasa's chief administrator during the Apollo programme, the JWST has a primary mirror more than five times larger than Hubble's.

So perhaps theatres should, from an organizational point of view, try and find ways to mirror more closely the creative process.

The works of a younger generation, including Alexey Titarenko, Galina Moskaleva and Andrey Chezhin, are marked by formal and conceptual innovations that mirror more distinctly what was happening in Europe and the United States.