Sentence examples for seem to mirror from inspiring English sources

Sporting names, delightfully, seem to mirror their owners' careers.

He undergoes depressions and fears that seem to mirror Kafka's.

I'm a political junkie, and his interests seem to mirror my own.

Coping and personality changes experienced by nursing students throughout their degree program seem to mirror the professional competences needed by future licensed nurses.

Many of the collections seem to mirror the miserably cold and wet weather that has been inflicted on Europe this season.

In Color and Light, the short notes seem to mirror both Seurat's careful daubing of paint and his restless thoughts as he works his brush.

The Iraqi dead seem to mirror, in some ways, the American soldiers who die here: mostly men, many of them working class, just doing their jobs.

"In retrospect, one of the big things with 'Bob Patterson' is that it didn't seem to mirror anybody's life," said Mr. Alexander.

The synths in the chorus seem to mirror the elastic qualities of their voices, and when they combine, it's just like getting totally inverted by a feeling.

While there's no way to tell how many are new immigrants, the numbers seem to mirror the waves of immigration rippling through the city's politics.

But these days, many residential units for students seem to mirror--or even top--what most American kids experience at home.