Sentence examples for with no mirrors from inspiring English sources

A barber, in a pristine white gown, cuts hair in a shop with no mirrors.

After noting with some disbelief the frenzy that his two-day absence had generated - "I'm sure you felt the same way I do when I'm in a room with no mirrors," he said - Mr. Colbert clarified that his Comedy Central news satire had not been canceled by the Federal Communications Commission at the request of the Federal Election Commission because he was about to announce his presidential candidacy.

Reality television: a medium that too often consecrates shattering mediocrities by marketing, monetizing, and exploiting them; a medium that, in many cases, is little more than a stifling den of pathological superficiality with no mirrors or windows and only one locked door.

"With no mirror in which to see themselves, they had no way of seeing where they actually stood and the darkness they were perpetrating," he adds.

The ramp, which was to be lined with mirrors, has also to be used by heavy trucks and there will be no mirrors.

Be original with your poses (no mirror pics, no peace signs).

He likens his decision to marry to being in a spaceship with no rearview mirror and replays the cynical advice of his friends.

When I lived on the West Coast, an occasional meal in one of them provided a glimpse of a previous era, with décor to match: mahogany fixtures, brass rails, dark velvet curtains and etched mirrors, along with no-nonsense plates and cutlery.

I've been practicing yoga for almost a decade now, so you can imagine my disdain every single godforsaken January when I stroll into class and am ambushed by bright-eyed Groupon newbies crowding up the studio and relegating me to the loser corner with the creaky floorboard and no mirror access.

His favorite story about the hardscrabble attitude he developed there involves climbing into a local's pickup truck with no rear-view mirrors.

With no images or mirrors in such places (how does that affect memory, and the construction of identity?) no-one can be sure.