It was as if a mirror had been placed in the center of the plane to remind us all of our humanity.

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The moon hung over this space, and it was as if the planet and its satellite were acting as mirror images of each other.

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He can see her reflection in the bathroom mirror, the headset wrapped around her ear as if she were an air-traffic controller or a Secret Service agent.

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Marco Iacoboni, a lab director at the UCLA Brain Mapping Center, says when people see a smile, so-called mirror neurons fire in their brain and evoke a similar neural response as if they were smiling themselves.

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Once or twice, I surprised him in the mirror, staring at the French Woman with a mute, concentrated passion, as if he himself were unable to believe that such a woman was his wife.

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If so, those with credit to offer will soon re-enter the marketplace as rates mirror market realities, after which a tight market for credit will logically become easier such that lending to businesses in need of funds will increase.

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If he did so as a child, his mother would make him stand in front of a mirror to see who the negativity actually reflected on.

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But if online behavior data doesn't function as a perfect economic indicator, it does make a fascinating mirror for the human psyche.

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As the mirror-less gains traction, Canon may have to play a bit of brand catch-up if they want to continue to reflect their tony brand rep.

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