Sentence examples for modern mirror from inspiring English sources

Comment: This is a modern Mirror harking back to its hallowed past as the champion of the people.

Carl and Christine Frampton offer a modern mirror image of that marriage, while McGuigan remains the most striking example to his protege of everything a fighter can mean to a city and a country recovering from generations of strife.

In a modern mirror to that proud tradition, Save the Children believes the UK government could take in at least 1,500 of the most vulnerable unaccompanied children currently adrift in Italy and Greece, a calculation that considers the UK's GDP, population, existing numbers of refugees and asylum seekers and unemployment rates.

The screen now serves as modern mirror, and the selfie the point at which the ego forms; an attempt to affirm the body's fragmented existence in reality and unify it with the imagined self seen on screen.

When blending opposites, Kilmer-Purcell uses one of two rules: the rule of one, where one item, say a sleek modern mirror with a lacquer orange frame, becomes a focal point in a room full of subdued antiques and traditional pieces.

I know that I, for one, take the highly reflective and often inexpensive modern mirrors for granted, not to mention the panoply of high-resolution cell phone cams, web cams and other photography and video cameras that can show us what we look like from head to toe at any given moment.

Dostoevsky's troubled modern novels mirror the aura of passionate intensity Snowden projects.

Ultrasound can therefore fill the role of a modern magic mirror that allows the doctor to "look inside" the patient without breaking through the "protective barrier" that surrounds the patient according to the animist culture.

Masks and millinery were nowhere near the level of outrageous inventiveness as Ivins' designs for the modern gothic fantasy Mirror, Mirror two seasons ago, though definitely warranted.

This taking of a stereotype and turning it on its head, this classic piece of reverse discrimination, strikes me as startlingly modern, and mirrors the way many redheads are dispatching prejudice today.

From Baroque to post-modern, opera librettos mirror the modern history of the West.