Sentence examples for sort of a mirror from inspiring English sources

O'Brien has served as sort of a mirror in which Huffins has measured his own reflection.

"They're sort of a mirror reflection of us," added Mr. DiNizio, 54, who lives in Scotch Plains.

As we step through its doors it feels like we're entering some sort of a mirror world, a bizarro version of a bus where crowds, security cameras, rule signs and the dusty soot of city commuting have all been replaced by polished wood, black leather, spacious seating and a general air of calm cleanliness.

Other Aritzia brands include T. Babaton, sort of a mirror-world Banana Republic, and the avant-garde Moveable Feast, exemplified by a top with a pointed neckline resembling an unsealed envelope ($125).

Fed policy might in future take the form of changes in the interest rate on excess reserves rather than open-market operations – sort of a mirror-image version of the historic role of the discount rate – but while this might change the operational look of policy, it won't change the reality of Fed power.

"I think we're sort of like a mirror of each other," Capriati said of the 18-year-old Clijsters.

"You're sort of like a mirror to your present situation, and maybe at the moment I have less demons or monkeys on my back," he said.

On the facing page, she sees herself reflected in a sort of magic mirror as a full-blown ballerina, in lovely watercolors that capture the grace and mystery of dance against the background of stylized stage sets.

It was sort of a micro-cosmos, a mirror image of the world.

Mr. Rove pronounced it a good deal -- in part, he said, because there was a sort of "hidden vanity mirror" in a cranny of a bookcase.

But a recurring trait of Greek art is that monstrous creatures seem to be held up as a foil to the Greeks' concept of civilisation – a sort of distorting mirror in which the Greeks could look at themselves.