Sentence examples for mirrors precisely from inspiring English sources

The beams are used to monitor the distance between mirrors precisely positioned at the ends of the arms.

He shows me, in the main bedroom, a delicate cabinet that opens to reveal an interior of mirrors, precisely fitted.

Which mirrors precisely what Paul O'Neill has done and meant for the Yankees, their fans and the City of New York.

It's a look that also mirrors precisely what is happening on various autumn/winter catwalks: Vetements showed a collection with dishevelled models in odd-fitting giant macs, untucked shirts and excellent artery-red lipstick.

Rather than "a caricature of the 9/11 commission's proposed board" on civil liberties, President Bush has created a board that mirrors precisely what the 9/11 commission recommended: "a board within the executive branch to oversee adherence to the guidelines we recommend and the commitment the government makes to defend our civil liberties".

Or rather, it was eerily similar, only in that England seemed to mirror precisely what the Springboks did.

"These studies and others mirror precisely what we have found with our clients," Mr. Groner wrote to the judge.

The alternating light and dark stripes of the thorax and elytra, or hardened forewings, of the weevil mirror precisely those of a sarcophagid.

Tree trunks are mirrored precisely, and the guano stripes on a mid-stream post are seen most sharply on the water.

"Unlike the Commander in Chief, who has changed his position somewhat," Mr. Gingrich said of Mr. Clinton, "I am sticking with my military advisers". Those close to him say that if Mr. Gingrich's public pronouncements about family values are not mirrored precisely in his private life, it does not matter.

Russell believes that formal logic, if carefully developed, will mirror precisely, not only the various relations between all such propositions, but their various internal structures as well.