Sentence examples for more closely mirrors from inspiring English sources

The situation in Jordan more closely mirrors Morocco's: it is a monarchy with close ties to the United States, and King Abdullah II has recently reshuffled his cabinet to try to appease protesters.

Dovetail's "Sunday Suppa" more closely mirrors their daily menu, and costs $38.

In that respect, James's escape to Miami more closely mirrors Rodriguez's dash to the Yankees.

Both of these types of approaches more closely mirrors an experimental design.

Mr. Obama's share of the Hispanic vote in California more closely mirrors his performance in battleground states.

Unlike Iowa or New Hampshire, Florida can at least claim a richness of diversity that more closely mirrors the nation as a whole.

Over the years, Badu's onstage persona has come to more closely mirror her offstage personality.

Richard Pryor, then a relative unknown, refashioned his own standup to more closely mirror Cosby's deracinated style of observational humor.

The panel, the Governmental Accounting Standards Board, heard impassioned testimony on Wednesday on the need to make public pension numbers more straightforward, more closely mirroring the pension accounting for corporations.

If he signs, Delgado, whose views more closely mirror those of blue-state New York, will be a refreshing, and a very positive, addition to the Mets.

For better or worse, viewers say, the additions are making the experience of watching television more closely mirror the feeling of using a computer.