Sentence examples for perfectly mirroring from inspiring English sources

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

The wood is lustrous and gorgeous, the burl on the driver's door perfectly mirroring the opposite panel.

This is what raised the thumbs et cetera: a tractor of such dark sapphire that only bright sunlight could bring forth its color, a stainless-steel double-conical trailer perfectly mirroring the world around it.

The play was called "Seeing Double," and it opened in February of 1999, at the New Amsterdam Café, and ran for sixteen performances, perfectly mirroring the length of a football season.

In another story, "I Could Kill Someone" — a wild romp in which the narrator decides to murder his locker-room nemesis — the bouncy, pubescent voice at first seems discombobulated, but ends up perfectly mirroring the undulations of a teenage mind: "In the old days, you could duel.

a) Miley Cyrus b) The Hairy Bikers c) Rita Ora 22 Perfectly mirroring our own gnawing boredom with the Fifa yawnfest, a film about Jules Rimet, Fifa's founder, and Sepp Blatter managed to take all of a sumptuous $607 in the first weekend of its US release.

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

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

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

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

As it happens, the percentage of foreign-born employees perfectly mirrors the foreign-born population in New York City.