Sentence examples for really mirrors from inspiring English sources

But the Marcoses were really popular to begin with and this really mirrors that.

No wonder the Gladbach fans instinctively reached for insults that questioned Hopp's parentage: the unease about a version of professional football that doesn't make any excuses for itself really mirrors society's problematic attitude towards prostitution.

It's about, of course, Nazis, but the German film industry, and under Goebbels in particular, and the insane, grand pageantry of the Nazi party which really, mirrors the fantastical elements of the picture.

"[It] only felt natural to put our own technology to the test using our 18 million photographers an amazing talent pool on its own," says Aguirre-Livingston. "The magazine itself was conceived as a way to further showcase the visual stories within our community, and EyeEm Vision really mirrors that effort.

They're not really mirrors, so they're fairly easy to cut into with a box or paper cutter.

"It's really mirroring a preschooler's life," says Benbow.

"Red's journey really mirrored Seabiscuit's," Ives said.

These two attitudes — populism and elitism — seem different, but they're really mirror images of one another.

"The kinds of word games that children naturally create really mirror hip-hop in its most basic forms," he said.

The work of art that really mirrored my feelings, however, was Francis Bacon's Man in Blue VII (1954) at the Robilant and Voena stand.

We do not need to really mirror the patch, such as creating new points.