Sentence examples for whole mirrors from inspiring English sources

Corporate America, and the nation as a whole, mirrors Ferguson in its avoidance of serious conversations about race, prejudice, unconscious bias, and microaggressions that harm morale and productivity.

On the whole, mirror frames reflected the general taste of the time and were often changed to accommodate alterations in taste, frames usually being cheaper and hence more easily replaced than the mirror itself.

It was a complicated piece of work - so I made it removable, allowing me to easily work on it without having to take the whole mirror off the wall: The Raspberry Pi is running a simple bit of Python, listening for signals from the laser range finder, and lighting up the lights accordingly.

The family, as one of the smaller wholes, mirrors the harmony of the cosmos when all its members behave with respect, compassion and love toward each other.

"As a whole, Westchester mirrors that, but there are places where the figures are much higher.

Not surprisingly the overblown, up-and-down quality of the whole extravaganza mirrors Mr. Hirst's overblown, up-and-down career.

Is the whole scene mirrored?

There's a whole huge mirror and big lights all around.

BP trends in the whole population mirror the effects of medical treatment of some subjects and possibly also the influence of factors in the society such as increasing obesity, changes in diet and changes in physical activity.

In Keck, there are a whole set of mirrors below the two observatories, and the mirrors can be adjusted to get the exact phase lag.

THE BATHROOM The lighting is just as dim, but with a whole wall of mirrors, that could be a good thing.