Everything is mirrored visually high ceilings, colourful tiles and diving boards.

The moon was mirrored in the lake.

A short corridor is mirrored at both ends to make it appear longer.

Khrushchev s actions in sending missiles to Cuba mirrored that policy.

Tom was wearing mirrored sunglasses and a black baseball cap.

Social indicators, such as life expectancy, mirrored the dismal GDP numbers.

In the kitchen, the mirrored splashback feels like a window to another room.

At the entrance, mirrored units provide storage for all Joanne's cutlery and glassware.

Researchers were surprised to find that Russian news sites closely mirrored official government news.

The deep security crisis in Pakistan is mirrored across the border in Afghanistan, which offers a model of what not to do.

Mirrored gold furniture, silver accents and vintage Serge Mouille lighting all set the style for the scheme.

Shock therapy countries saw incomes plunge and poverty soar. Social indicators, such as life expectancy, mirrored the dismal GDP numbers.

The positions of the trolls were mirrored almost exactly by Azerbaijani officials, blocked access to OCCRP's website for good measure.

These developments mirrored the growth of Russian nationalism across the artistic spectrum, as part of the more general Slavophilism movement.

In hindsight, these exchange rate swings mirrored the initial collapse and subsequent rebound in global trade, helping to mitigate the recession.

Cameron s bid to thwart Juncker s candidacy mirrored his unsuccessful attempt to prevent the adoption of the EU s fiscal compact in 2012.

Satire site The Shovel mirrored what was happening in realpolitik but joked about the futility of attempts to muzzle the media

Thus, in a strategy mirrored elsewhere in the cultural sphere, the government simply relinquished much control over the moral component of TV content.

In his art, Pavlensky works with ideas and meanings, using instruments mirrored on the tools at the disposal of the government, he says.

And those of us sequestered in our cardboard boxes became subject to choices and uncertainties which mirrored those being experienced by the city itself.

Oscar Nierstrasz at the University of Geneva wrote a series of Perl scripts that periodically mirrored these pages and rewrote them into a standard format.

Ukrainian nationalists mirrored the attitudes of Russian nationalists by declaring famous Ukrainian singer Ani Lorak a traitor after she received two music awards in Russia last May.

The letter, addressed to his cellmates and family recounts how his own journey mirrored that of the Little Black Fish from one of Behrangi s most famous novels.

It is organized in certain ways the grammar with its subject, verb and object in a certain order different levels of politeness and your culture mirrored in this structure as well as in idiom and metaphor.

It can't be denied at this time, in a global business environment, that languages continue to be vitally important to the country's future, so this must be mirrored in education.

This pattern of trade has now been mirrored in the increasing geographical spread of BSE from the UK to other countries in Europe, and more recently to Japan and the United States.

To believe Marxist theoreticians, even romantic love between a man and a woman could be explained as a desire of possession and domination, an attitude that mirrored the oppression of the bourgeoisie over the proletariat.

The conventional means for doing so mutual recognition and substituted compliance were developed in an environment in which countries would spur each other to raise standards by offering foreigners easier access to domestic markets once regulations in their home countries mirrored their own.

This pattern of trade has now been mirrored in the increasing geographical spread of BSE from the UK to other countries in Europe, and more recently to Japan and the United States. This unfortunately has been accompanied by increasing number of variant CJD cases in Canada, France, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Portugal, Saudi Arabia and the USA.

IS, I.S., Is, is, or i.s.

Whatever is, is.

Is it prey? Is it predator? Is it mate?

What it is is intelligence is defined by prediction.

War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength.

Is the information verifiable? Is it a hoax? Is it true? Is it what?

Why is is this important?

Is that all there is?

It is what it is.

It is what it is.

This is all there is.

It is what it is.

What is ours is ours, the Chinese invariably claim, and what is yours is negotiable.

Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift. That is why it is called the present .

Brankica Stankovic is endangered, Insider is endangered, B92 is endangered, the profession of a journalist is endangered, the state is endangered.

Where there is grass, there is no water. Where there is water, there is no grass.