Sentence examples for mirrors perfectly from inspiring English sources

Tony Blair's response was to pay tribute to William Wilberforce, a reflex that mirrors perfectly the attitude of the entertainment world.

That speech, Leonhard said, mirrored perfectly this football team.

The lagoon is a mirror, perfectly reflecting the sun rising over the Indian Ocean.

Clouds flirted with lofty peaks and forests were mirrored perfectly in the still waters that would occasionally ripple like silk.

Apps from San Francisco mirror perfectly this populations' need to do laundry and order a pizza without talking to someone.

"People call me the Dean Martin of D.C., and I'm certainly getting roasted," he tells his image in the mirror, perfectly knotting his sea-green tie on a crisply ironed shirt.

Turquoise is an overused descriptor for tropical water but in this case there was no other and, on the morning we were there, Talbot Bay was so still that, except for the torrent flowing through the falls, the clouds were mirrored perfectly on its surface.

Interestingly, the dephosphorylation activation pattern of FoxO3 was matched (mirrored) perfectly with phosphorylation activation of Smad2/3, suggesting the possibility of FoxO3 and Smad2/3 co-operation.

This deep structure might then be expressed in an ideal-language (typically, the language of predicate logic), whose syntactic structure is designed to mirror perfectly the ontological structure of reality.

This struggle is mirrored perfectly by the fragmented nature of Collier's collages, which are an inspired choice for illustration.

A goatee./ Imagine the rape joke looking in the mirror, perfectly reflecting back itself, and grooming itself to look more like a rape joke.