"We're like mirror reflections of one another," said Mrs. Roinestad, 32.
The results were deeply disturbing, with the overall views of Democrats and Republicans being near mirror reflections of one another.
"But for me, something that makes drag so interesting and unique is that the character and the performer are often reflections of one another.
The two teams are opposing reflections of one another: Duke is stable and by the books, a stuffy private school with the reputation for excellence and smarminess; Kentucky, especially under current coach John Calipari, thumbs its nose at the NCAA, constantly walking the knife's edge of what is acceptable under the cartel's rules.
Superficially, top and right views look like reflections of one another in a vertical mirror, suggesting they may be related by a rotation of ∼180°, but the similar emergence points of the stalk and the positions of the tags, most notably B2 and B5, rule this out.
We cannot "make sense" of anything, really, although we can plod forth with our stupid little notebooks and paints and guitars, with our pathetically small little mirror-shards of offered reflections to one another, showing the poetic debris we've managed to harvest from our suffering.
The complaint against Azucar is a sort of a warped reflection of one filed against Masterpiece Bakeshop, another Colorado bakery that was found guilty in 2013 of violating anti-discrimination laws after the owner refused to bake a wedding cake for a gay couple.
Unlike those behemoths, the little house on a narrow swath is a sensitive reflection of one man's life, and a private retreat from the stage.
Sick-listing is commented on without reference to good or bad practice, and without reflection of one's own actions.
That's what Nothing Important is: a slightly distorted reflection of one's expectations of music.
