Sentence examples for one that mirrors from inspiring English sources

It is now home to a parallel world – one that mirrors the society around it while being set apart by high walls of secrecy and the vastly superior technology concealed within.

There is a growing lack of confidence in American education - one that mirrors the general crisis of confidence in the future.

At the site's online confessional, people post personal stories other users can browse to find one that mirrors their own the hope is that a Christian mother can find out that finding her son's sordid internet history isn't the end of the world.

Yes, it was a win based on counter-attacking football, one that mirrors their Asian Champions League methodology, but few out-pass the Roar to claim the spoils.

She published a wonderful memoir on the subject, Through the Door of Life: A Jewish Journey Between Genders, one that mirrors my experience as a Jewish woman.

"We try to get a diverse group, one that mirrors the community," said Ms. Pagano, who helps interview prospective participants.

However, Weiss and fellow showrunner David Benioff want to push our buttons, if just to get us to examine our own emotional responses to evil and to prove that not all stories are pleasurable to watch, especially ones that mirror the horrors of a certain era.

There's a certain mood that runs through this novel--a noir-like mood shaped by notable writing, bringing the reader into a dangerous place, one that often mirrors our land of the free and home of the brave, except the free have become enslaved by an agenda and the brave radically react out of fear-mongering.

So, managerial style is understood as one set that mirrors the day-to-day activities expressed by the owner-manager (predominant set of constructs presented in Tables 1 and 2) to conduct the daily activities and interacting with other persons, with specific characteristics to differentiate it from other standards of conduct.

It is one that has mirrored an ongoing and gradual acceptance within his homeland of the need to tackle the chronic levels of pollution caused by rapid and unchecked industrial growth.

This radically significant absence (one that's mirrored by tantalizing glimpses at other parents) make "Nemesis" Roth's personal, deeply felt, and deeply conceived tribute to his own parents — who, transmuted into characters, had taken something of a literary beating in some of his earlier works.