Sentence examples for not to mirror from inspiring English sources

Neither was particularly convincing, though the manner in which Manchester United appealed them, with Ferguson popping up like Mr Punch in his technical area, suggested an anxiety not to mirror Arsenal's slip by dropping points at home.

Such destructive cycle must be broken if the present prison deinstitutionalization movement is not to mirror that of the previous mental health deinstitutionalization movement.

"Dear Chairman Pitt," Webster began credibly, choosing not to mirror Pitt's more fawning appellation ("My Dearest President") that the chairman had employed in his resignation a week earlier.

Davies (or the proponent of any other ontological account that diverges from ordinary language) may respond that the goal is not to mirror all everyday utterances, but to articulate an accurate ontological doctrine.

However, as described above this approach is based solely on the opinion of experts, and because the experts' perception of what is important to patients tends not to mirror what in fact it is [ 11, 15], this method must he regarded as a weak means to establish a score that would represent the MID for patients.

If you're constantly online and emailing at the dinner table, they'll have no reason not to mirror your behavior.

We have also checked the mirror mode instability threshold and found that the plasma environment in our event is not favorable to mirror mode instability, as the ion anisotropy was not significant in our event.

As the model does not predict the occurrence of localized outbreaks, it is not possible to mirror the true policy.

Viewers understand that the world being presented is not meant to mirror the real world.

Even if Obama succeeds in making further progress on unemployment, he is not likely to mirror Reagan's experience.

We believe the OJD should address these issues and that it should seek to help shape children's understanding of the world, not just to mirror its trends".