Sentence examples for put up a mirror from inspiring English sources
The Olympics put up a mirror to Britain and showed us the best of ourselves.
What's more, he put up a mirror to a corrupt political establishment and asked his audience in plainest English to decide who the real crooks were.
The thing is, though, if you ask people who actually work with facilities management, well, they're going to have a different solution for you, which is put up a mirror next to the elevator.
SARAH GREEN CARMICHAEL: So in that example, I can understand how A, it's probably expensive to make the elevator faster, so it's much cheaper just to put up a mirror.
My house has a lot of great views of Universal City and the hills, so we put up a mirror.
Whatever it was, it was a space where she could put up a mirror, check herself and get in the zone.
Mr. Dragset said: "It's like a jester putting up a mirror to the king.
But in this case, you obviously can't move the stove; so putting up a mirror is an easy and effective solution.
As Dune Ives, a leader of the straw ban movement in Seattle, told Vox, "Our straw campaign is not really about straws... it's about... putting up a mirror to hold us accountable". As we are encouraged to #stopsucking, the case against straws can get us to start thinking on a larger scale, not only about our environmental practices but our eating habits as well.
It appears that enough FOIA requests were submitted for various pieces of the website, or the entire site itself, that the agency decided to just put up a full mirror.
