Sentence examples for mirrors upon from inspiring English sources
Philosopher William James once wrote of how meaning in his brother's less than innocent fictional prose 'was ingeniously formed by mirrors upon empty space'.
The Emperor's world is a magical hall of mirrors upon which dazzling lights and colors play and flood into the auditorium.
He should know: Not only has he tracked the ways we fabricate our identities in his newest book, "Self Comes to Mind: Constructing the Conscious Brain" (Pantheon), but he also has a ready example of his own, a mirror upon which he has reflected for decades.
It forced a mirror upon itself, often in reflection of its adolescence, to find a greater version each time.
This was mirrored upon JAM-A inhibition, in which cell migration was observed to decrease from approximately 32%to15%5% wound closure after 6 hours (P <0.0001).
Overexpression of EGFP-tagged Rab26, but not of FLAG-tagged or wild-type (WT) Rab26, induces the formation of giant autophagosomes in the cell bodies of hippocampal neurons a phenotype that is mirrored upon transfection in HeLa cells.
In contrast, Ptolemy established this principle by measuring angles of incidence and reflection for planar and curved mirrors set upon a disk graduated in degrees.
He clicked open a door to the right of the video console, revealing a lighted makeup mirror — useful upon arrival.
A common use of the Michelson interferometer has one mirror mounted upon a carriage so that length of the light path in that branch can be varied.
By the four mirror refection upon the solar cell occurs the solar energy have double energy for 10 W to 20 W.
Mary Street Alinder described the image: "Mirrored ghostly upon the inky waters, a shattered black cliff descends into a partially frozen lake".
