Sentence examples for square mirrored from inspiring English sources

The first was square, mirrored art that people loved to take selfies in.

Behind these square mirrored windows, human beings were writing and discussing and preparing cases; and on other floors were performing biopsies, CAT scans, drilling out cavities, delivering news both welcome and unwelcome to all sorts of other expectants — clients, patients, partners, spouses, children.

The difficulty lawyers have in finding phone numbers for Homan Square mirrors the difficulties that arrestees at the warehouse have in making phone calls to the outside world.

On each desk, Ms. Damast has mounted a square mirror in a gilded frame.

She held out a small square mirror and deflected a sunbeam, which danced on the Jade Emperor's forehead.

His reflection in the square mirror before him is repeated in the self-portrait he is sketching: a reflection on a reflection.

I saw tall narrow mirrors, square mirrors framed in oak and dark walnut, round mirrors like gigantic eyeglass lenses, cheval mirrors, mirrors framed in coppered bronze, mirrors with rows of hooks along the bottom.

In the front parlor, Mr. Jayne used a large square mirror with a thin-lipped red-pink frame above a robust wooden mantel and ceramic-tiled fireplace to give the room a big bounce of brightness and light without the weight of a period picture.

In October 2005 a group of students from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology carried out an experiment with 127 one-foot (30 cm) square mirror tiles, focused on a mock-up wooden ship at a range of around 100 feet (30 m).

Named for the Greek mathematician, or perhaps the owl from The Sword In The Stone, Archimedes is a robotic sculpture consisting of 24 square mirrors on a motorized frame, which are controlled in conjunction with the music by visualist Emmanuel Biard.

In the vein of DIS Magazine's online #artselfie aggregator, the book features selfies that span Christian Megert's square mirrors at the Guggenheim's ZERO: Countdown to Tomorrow exhibition, to the Whitney's Koons retrospective; from a broader stream of #artselfies that includes illustrated self-portraits, to meta art selfies like those taken in front of Richard Prince's instagram portraits.