Sentence examples for offer a mirror from inspiring English sources

While the British Army, like the United States Army, does not offer a mirror image of society, it differs markedly from the American service in the way the wealthy are prepared to send their offspring into its ranks.

The record of Steve Waugh offers a mirror image.

Mr. Gephardt's campaign manager, Steve Murphy, offered a mirror view of the state of play here.

In a way, Obama offers a mirror image of the view of the Supreme Court that Roberts presented in his tribute to Rehnquist in Tucson.

It's equally discomfiting for reasons beyond Frank's deteriorating condition: the scene offers a mirror to our own dependency on technology.

It offers a mirror image: instead of a son taking revenge for the murder of his father, a father, Hieronimo, takes vengeance on the Spanish court on behalf of his slain son.

Trump offers a mirror image of the same mathematics that presented a hurdle to Rock: the less obligation one feels toward one's countrymen or, I guess, toward anybody at all the easier it is to attract, then hold, their attention, even unto farce, or worse.

This one is for the the ladies: A cute, heart-shaped active speaker box for the iPhone or iPod that doubles as a dock and also offers a mirror that pops up when you open it.

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.

While Lema21 will officially launch in January 2013 for business, the startup will offer a virtual mirror where users can try on frames using a webcam.

Aside from providing a platform for a friendship between two women that's not based on boys or backstabbing, they offer a relatable mirror for the everygirl.