Sentence examples for mirrors themselves from inspiring English sources
Inside, they will be able to buy almost everything they see: the silver-topped walking sticks ($50) lining the mirrored entrance hall, the mirrors themselves ($95) and any of the five fireplaces Mr. Cross purchased before he found the right one for the tent, like the French limestone fireplace with the artificial flames and space for an iPod ($900).
This explanation will not be immediately satisfying, but Mr. McManus, who is a professor of psychology and medical education at University College London and has devoted much of his career to the study of right- and left-handedness, suggests that this confusion may have as much to do with our lack of perspective about right and left as about mirrors themselves.
The evolution of drag on the mirrors themselves (orange curve), the remaining car body (blue) and their sum effect on the entire vehicle (yellow) are shown.
I think part of the reason many reviewers have been so troubled by these films is that the films are mirrors themselves.
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They only see themselves by mirroring themselves in others and then by creating their image based on how others see them.
By mirroring themselves in deciding what they want to see around the house every day for next three or seven years, the Obamas tempt us to indulge in psychic as well as (look who we're dealing with) political projections.
Mr. Toibin is also acute on Beckett's decision to write in French, translating his works into English himself, because French provided a desired quality of "weakness" whereas English posed "the temptation of rhetoric and virtuosity, words mirroring themselves complacently, Narcissus-like".
Maybe the media had better take a closer into the mirror themselves.
Yet, when participants gained self-identification through an ability to relate and to mirror themselves in the content, it motivated them to persist with ICBT.
"It's a book with no beginning, no middle and no end, in which the characters are seeing an alternative China where they recognise mirrors of themselves and which they write themselves into".
