Sentence examples for mirrors than from inspiring English sources

It's less a hall of mirrors than a kaleidoscope, with each surface reflecting a TV set.

Therefore, the system uses even more smoke and mirrors than usual in the airline industry.

The danger is that this is done more by smoke and mirrors than real risk reduction.

But they seem more comical, like parodies of Rococo mirrors, than tragic.

The alternative view is that Tyco's accomplishments reflected more accounting smoke and mirrors than reality.

I've been hit by a tractor, dragged under a lorry and clipped by more wing mirrors than I can recall.

I'd rather be looking at my face in the mirror than not be there at all.

On the beach, some of these appliances work better as a rear-view mirror than a reading device.

Mr. Monahan, on the other hand, is all drizzle and sleet, a clumsy seducer more interested in looking in the mirror than in your eyes.

They may be more interested in the man in the mirror than in the actress, but the experience leads to revelations for all.

Once, she said, "You know, sometimes I think you like me better there" — she pointed to a mirror — "than here" — she pointed to herself.