Sentence examples for true mirror from inspiring English sources

Music, as a true mirror of character, makes pretense or deception impossible.

"The movie screen," he said, "is the true mirror refecting the flesh and blood of my dreams".

The paper says the election presents a "huge opportunity" for electoral reform with a Lib Dem government or coalition ushering in proportional representation, which would provide a true mirror of Britain's political landscape.

Proportional representation – while not a panacea – would at last give this country what it has lacked for so long: a parliament that is a true mirror of this pluralist nation, not an increasingly unrepresentative two-party distortion of it.

The Guardian's editorial supporting the Lib Dems, which says in part: Proportional representation – while not a panacea – would at last give this country what it has lacked for so long: a parliament that is a true mirror of this pluralist nation, not an increasingly unrepresentative two-party distortion of it.

Ravenhill's decentred epic cycle, a true mirror to what Hamlet calls "the form and pressure" of "the very age and body of the time", continues until April 20 at venues ranging from the Gate Theatre to a Victorian warehouse in Shoreditch.

So, complex trace fossils, such as Zoophycos, are not only biosedimentary structures, but true mirrors of the evolutionary trends of their producers.

"The Contender" has a lot of thumping, high-minded things to say about the necessary boundary between the public and private lives of politicians, but the film itself plots this borderline with a haphazard confusion that may be its truest mirroring of the actual state of the union.

"Unlike other media outlets, social networks form a truthful mirror which reflects the true concerns of a society," he says.

Rather, the propositions which give the contents of one's true beliefs mirror reality, in virtue of entering into correspondence relations to the right pieces of it.

A space may now open, one hopes, for the kind of novel that shows us that human consciousness is the truest Stendhalian mirror, reflecting helplessly the newly dark lights of the age.