Sentence examples for words that mirror from inspiring English sources
They wrote, in words that mirror what is witnessed in the video above, that LGBT people "described being beaten, abducted, humiliated, and called "paedophiles" or "perverts," in some cases by homophobic vigilante groups and in others by strangers on the subway, on the street, at nightclubs, at cafes, and in one case, at a job interview".
Despite that conclusion from CDC, President Reagan discussed the issue at the 17 September 1985 press conference in words that mirrored Roberts' advice.
Mr. Farrakhan's goal has long been "black liberation," a choice of words that mirrors Colonel Qadaffi's pan-African vision.
Behavior Pattern: Look at yourself in the mirror and then listen to the words that come into your head.
You become part of that mirror.
Does Mr. Schwartz remember that mirror?
Make invitations that mirror your theme.
Mr. Balliett's texts, which he delivered with emotive precision using a microphone, reflected the pacing and mood of Ovid, with contemporary twists and instrumental interjections that mirrored the words.
Late last month, Trump offered his most vociferous denial of any collusion in language that mirrored the same words he used with Holt.
But since the commission could not decide on a definition, the new rules will include language that mirrors the exact wording of the law, several commissioners said.
