Sentence examples for start to mirror from inspiring English sources

Without the substantial revenue sharing and salary caps now in place, the league may start to mirror Major League Baseball.

As Nella begins to furnish it, courtesy of an elusive female miniaturist, the contents start to mirror real-life dramas taking place in her own household.

One of the things that neuroscientists using MRI scanning have discovered is that when a storyteller and a listener really engage with each other, the neural patterns in their brains start to mirror each other".

When we say we feel affection towards someone or we connect deeply with them, there is now actual physical evidence that the brain patterns of these two people start to mirror each other.

The real worry is that events in Sri Lanka may start to mirror those seen in Burma, where both Rohingya Muslims and Buddhists have been killed, violence has escalated to the use of explosives and entire Islamic communities are being forced to move on a mass scale, sometimes fleeing in boats and taking their chances out at sea.

Real life is starting to mirror pop culture.

Domestic investors have started to mirror these moves to home in on underperforming Japanese shares.

Like a lot of addiction stories, it starts to mirror the monotony and self-absorption of the addict's life.

Harrison Rainie, director of the project, said the profile of Internet users was starting to mirror that of consumers off line, because women are responsible for most household purchases.

But the increasingly globalised company's fortunes started to mirror those of the global economy, and the following year saw Starbucks shutter hundreds of locations, a grim necessity unthinkable just a decade earlier.

When we were both career building, I brought Helen here infrequently but with Millie and Matt's arrival we visited more often and their love of the town started to mirror my own.