Sentence examples for mostly mirrors from inspiring English sources

The Second Congressional District, is comprised of seven counties to the immediate south of the Twin Cities, and mostly mirrors the Sixth District: exurbs that vote reliably Republican.

(Indeed it undersells the fascination of languages to paint them as merely, or mostly, mirrors of cultural distinctions, which linguists devote much less time to in their work than many books on linguistics for the general public imply).

So it is hardly surprising that the ten most-expensed restaurants in America mostly mirrors QSR Magazine's ranking of the fast food restaurants with the most outlets in the US.

Although the report, released yesterday, mostly mirrors an outside group's conclusions last year, it ratchets up concerns about certain risks to fetuses and children.

Much of the story arc for Fringe involves a parallel universe that mostly mirrors the prime universe, but with numerous historical idiosyncrasies.

The latest 10-count indictment mostly mirrored the charges brought against the seven men on Nov. 5.

The interfaces and features of the two products have also been mostly mirrored to provide a consistent user experience.

Sellside demand also mostly mirrored buyside demand, with "consumer web and social media" stock sales representing 28.9percentt of sellside interest.

For the metacognitive scales Monitoring and Regulating, at a closer look, the aspects inquired for are mostly mirrored in Effort, though more superficially.

Japanese stocks opened 0.2% lower following the Tankan release, but analysts said this was mostly mirroring the falls on Wall Street.

A Pew study on Monday attracted attention for its assertion that Al Jazeera America, which promised a different take on the world than its cable news counterparts, mostly mirrored their approach when it came to the debate over Syria.