Sentence examples for practically mirrors from inspiring English sources

Having no children of his own, Zira's son Kovu is chosen to serve as Scar's heir, who practically mirrors Scar in appearance.

Both candidates are fighting for many of the same voters, a point underscored by their travel itineraries practically mirroring each other.

A week before the election, even as millions of Americans have already cast their ballots through early-voting programs in many states, voters are closely divided between the candidates, with men and women practically mirror images of each other.

This illustrates the practically mirror depletion of 4 g and build-up of 5 g to a maximum in just 4 h.

The Atlantic currents of the Southern Hemisphere are practically a mirror image of the Northern ones.

Those with a high school diploma and no further education are practically a mirror image, with employment down 9 percent on net.

The Mets are practically a mirror image of where they were this time last year, when they weren't even thinking about a wild card.

The English nationalism we are witnessing is practically the mirror opposite – ethnic, regressive, anti-pluralist, and at war with multiculturalism and diversity.

"Who says you have to be in a nightclub to enjoy timeless classics like "Clear Blue Water (Ferry Corsten Radio Edit) " by Oceanlab or "Sexbomb (Peppermint Disco Radio Mix) " by Tom Jones and Mousse T," I continued, beating my chest furiously, practically covering the mirror with spittle.

For the first time we demonstrate practically that the two intrinsic mirror-image symmetry breaking phenomena, that is, enantioselective synthesis and spontaneous resolution of chemical compounds, can cooperate effectively leading to strong asymmetric amplification and high enantioselectivity in the system.

"It's sometimes difficult to shave because I have to practically press my face against the mirror," Mr. Kloosterboer said.