Sentence examples similar to perpetual mirroring from inspiring English sources
Today we are accustomed to the perpetual smoke and mirrors that mislead customers.
But what lives in the memory is Jones capturing us in his online mirror, confirming the perpetual, public availability of moments we'd all prefer to forget.
"At the same time we definitely need to move the ball more," said Clarkson, mirroring his coach's perpetual discontent.
Everything is focused around their [US] writers and their language, like a hall of mirrors which reflects a perpetual, infinite image of America".
My Pure-O feels like a perpetual game of uttering "Bloody Mary" three times in the mirror.
His isolation and wariness are mirrored in the landscape of Gethen, a place of perpetual winter.
"The themes and characters mirror my own dilemma, and the feeling of being displaced, the perpetual sense of nostalgia".
During this vague future "age of oligarchs," Russia has lighted up its cities using satellites, "space mirrors," and what the author describes as giant "greenhouses" like Oranzheria to create perpetual daylight.
Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.
Perpetual Groove, jamband.
