Sentence examples for reflections of herself from inspiring English sources

So it is not difficult to imagine that Tamblyn sees reflections of herself in these women.

"Spieglein," another premiere by Mr. Magloire, a solo for Victoria North to a Handel violin sonata, was rather too stagey in its evocation of a woman surrounded by reflections of herself.

(She later fictionalised this experience in her short story When All the Leaves Were Green: "It was like being in a hall of mirrors, where she saw only reflections of herself").

Although Irie finds no reflection of herself in England or its art, Zadie Smith herself is steeped in her forerunners.

She looked to African-American writers such as Maya Angelou, Toni Morrison and Alice Walker, but searched in vain for any British equivalents, or a reflection of herself.

Ms. James-Young, who is pursuing a master's degree in mental health counseling, said that when she saw clients, particularly poor young women with babies who had been "abused, neglected, or thrown to the side," she saw a reflection of herself "and how I started off young, not really having the support or guidance".

One of the film's most disturbing sequences comes when Martin and Emily attend a smart cocktail party: she, in an attempt to clamp down on the panicky anxiety rising to the surface, absents herself to the bar and sees a distorted reflection of herself in the mirrored wall surface that makes it look as if she has some kind of disfigurement.

She viewed the album as a reflection of herself as both a young adult and a matured vocalist.

Finally, Melissa sees a bloodied reflection of herself in a window, a hammer buried in her skull.

What a revelation to get past her past and to find a friend in that reflection of herself.

On the track, Britney tells she has found her "deepest love" in her soul mate who is essentially a reflection of herself.