Sentence examples for perfectly mirrored from inspiring English sources

Early-music's blend of archeological rectitude and modern compromise are perfectly mirrored here.

Yet I read it and found it was precisely accurate — every single detail perfectly mirrored my own experience.

Mr. Lindner's large color photographs appear at first to be big-sky wilderness landscapes perfectly mirrored by glassy lake surfaces.

The most popular, like Rick Warren's "Purpose-Driven Life," perfectly mirrored the can-do ethos of American success culture.

The telethon perfectly mirrored the government's way of doing business: throw money at nasty problems and leave the unpleasant details under the rug.

The still surface of the river so perfectly mirrored the cliffs and sky that it was hard, at a glance, to know where the river ended and the cliffs began.

Basis risk – where indices measured do not perfectly mirror the experienced loss – remains a key issue.

Wycombe's game plan worked perfectly, mirroring Leicester's 3-5-2, tandling tenaciously and breaking out swiftly.

Her helpless inability to take part in ordinary society perfectly mirrors his own willed, but largely notional, refusals.

But statistical targets perfectly mirroring the UK population in race, gender, class, ethnicity, and disability are quite another matter.

More textured and atmospheric than most of Martin's other productions, the music perfectly mirrors the tension in the lyrics.