Sentence examples for show mirrors from inspiring English sources

Asked if the show mirrors their own high school transgressions, they might as well have read from a script.

In 1973, John Szarkowski gave him a one-man show at the MoMA and included him in the 1978 group show, "Mirrors and Windows: American Photography Since 1960".

For actor Hugh Dennis, star of the BBC hit Outnumbered, the theory that a successful show mirrors the concerns of the audience makes sense.

The Rocky Horror Show mirrors the sexual revolution of the early 70s, as feminist and gay groups challenged conservative sexual norms and argued that sex and gender should be expressed however we wish.

In that sense, the show mirrors the artificial austerity America has imposed on public universities and public education more generally in recent years.

The show mirrors the artist's thinking "in terms of what it means to have an art space here in Bed-Stuy and negotiating those terms," says Bellorado-Samuels.

Most of the puns are predictable, as in "Dolly good show" (Mirror).

Among those who have provided further evidence are researchers at the Helsinki University of Technology, who used MEG scans to show mirror-neuron deficits in autistic teen-agers and adults.

The shop will also take a very different format from her London show, mirroring the traditional layout and offerings of the classic American grocery store.

Tellingly, said Diana Reiss, a professor of psychology at Hunter College who has studied mirror self-recognition in elephants and dolphins, "animals raised in isolation do not seem to show mirror self-recognition".

But while the 70 paintings and drawings in this show mirror changing taste in art and theater, they also illustrate the difficulty of capturing either Shakespeare's verse or the drama of performance on canvas or paper.