Sentence examples for reflecting one another from inspiring English sources
The story has three interwoven narratives, reflecting one another: the memoir of 82-year-old Iris Chase, whose sister, Laura, was the author of a novel, The Blind Assassin, and died tragically just after the end of the war when she drove her car off a bridge.
He saw music and government as reflecting one another and believed that only the superior man who can understand music is equipped to govern.
Not since John le Carré has a writer so vividly evoked the multilayered, multifaceted, deeply paranoid world of espionage, in which identities and allegiances are malleable and ever shifting, the mirrors of loyalty and betrayal reflecting one another to infinity.
The stainless steel blades reflect one another and, on occasion, traces of the hidden wall supports, spoiling the illusion.
Each work on display reflects one another and the viewer into a more intimate space and consciousness.
Our real lives and the lives we broadcast on Facebook are not the same, yet they reflect one another ad infinitum, like mirrors of graduating distortion lining the halls of a funhouse.
The collection is not necessarily interconnected in the traditional sense, where the same characters appear, but they do reflect one another.
Rambling through the story far more purposefully than the entertaining figures in some of Mr. Russo's earlier books are a set of characters who reflect one another's situations.
Microcosm and macrocosm reflect one another: a tiny bit of ancient sea shell that looks like a wave is given, by art, the scale and weight of a huge wave crashing towards the shore.
Mr. Anderson places some of the most penetrating, naturalistic dialogue this side of David Mamet in the context of what might be described as a Cubist narrative, offering a multitude of perspectives through characters whose situations eerily reflect one another's.
"Wilder's fiction, her autobiography, and her real childhood as she lived it are three distinct things, but they are all closely intertwined, and readers will enjoy seeing how they reflect one another.
